Sentence examples for elegantly illustrated from inspiring English sources
With entry, visitors are handed a copy of "The Cloisters," a brief, elegantly illustrated guide.
It is a literary and emotional feat (elegantly illustrated in red, white, black and gold – a dainty fox steps out in the snow on its cover).
$17. (Ages 3 to 8) The story of the wise but humble painter Mi Fei, the only man in the Chinese village able to confront a dragon roused from its sleep of a century, is elegantly illustrated with collages of painted tissue paper on a background of handmade Japanese paper.
The mechanism itself is elegantly illustrated under experimental conditions by Hintringer [8].
"Dresler and Konrad have not only elegantly illustrated how readily this superior memorisation ability can be trained, but also have taken the important step of identifying the changes in the brain that accompany it," he said.
This variability is elegantly illustrated by monozygotic twins that are largely discordant for autoimmune and chronic inflammatory conditions, thus possibly underlining the effects of non-hereditary factors [15]; hence, each person must be treated as a unique individual [16].
The novel elegantly illustrates contemporary Britain's failure to assimilate its immigrants, or to allow a hyphenated sense of identity.
Karl Lagerfeld's interest in architecture isn't limited to his many houses, as two new books of his architectural photographs so elegantly illustrate.
In aggregate, the filtration technique establishes a useful R&D tool for assessment of PPD activity mechanisms, elegantly illustrating architecture-modulated activity modes on a compositional basis.
It's hard not to: Kahneman's approach to psychology spurns heart-sinking tables and formulae in favour of short, intriguing questions that elegantly illustrate the ways our intuitions mislead us.
A skeptical portrait of late 1960s idealism from the perspective of the mid-'80s, the play elegantly illustrates, through constant shifts in perspective, the limits and hazards of good intentions.
