Sentence examples for dramatic illustrations from inspiring English sources

Fine, dramatic illustrations, in which some familiar faces appear.

Laugesen's big, dramatic illustrations give the reader a good sense of the landscapes — and fashions — of the early-20th-century setting.

Howrey's move is also one of the most dramatic illustrations of the ways that law firms are scrambling to respond to raises given to associates earlier this year in an effort to reduce turnover.

Paul Levitz, executive vice president and publisher of DC Comics, pointed to Mr. Kane's much-imitated manner of breaking away from standard boxes to draw much bigger, more dramatic illustrations.

The tomb alongside Titi's son-in-law, with its dramatic illustrations of his life, some still bearing paint, some rough and incomplete, is like a step-by-step guide to how they did it.

Dramatic illustrations of the growth of this work include the appearance of the periodical Computer Music Journal, the formation of the Computer Music Association, made up of hundreds of members, and the holding each year of the International Computer Music Conference.

At the global level, Worldmapper is very useful for relative measures and provides a dramatic illustration of global disease burden; it illustrates unequal access to care and rich-poor mortality gaps.

"Divisadero" is a dramatic illustration of how Mr. Ondaatje follows that same precept.

As usual with such matters, the Chinese present the most dramatic illustration of the issue.

Michael Bloomberg's shocking underperformance in New York was an even more dramatic illustration of this animus.

The case is a dramatic illustration of the gulf in funding between men's and women's sport.