Sentence examples for familiar illustrations from inspiring English sources

(Abrams Books) It's a hefty tome, more than 300 pages and shaped like a textbook, but inside are the handy, digestible tips with the accurate, familiar illustrations.

He gives a familiar illustration – our powerful desires for sugar and fat have led to the widespread availability of foods that are primary causes of unhealthiness and ugliness.

A familiar illustration is the many words (or variations of words) that Eskimos use to describe whale blubber in its various states e.g., on the whale, ready to eat, raw, cooked, rancid.

The documentary-style details of this story offer all too familiar, credible illustrations of what real terrorists do and say.

If you're not familiar, the illustration below demonstrates what I'm talking about.

DePaola's familiar softly colored illustrations feature wonderfully expressive characters.

Her distinctive illustrations, familiar to those who own Nash's CDs and merchandise, are set to morph into a range of greetings cards.

Moore's detailed crosshatched pictures — in a style familiar from her illustrations for "The Wind in the Willows" and "The Secret Garden" — add charm to this warmhearted story.

Blacks have hardly had it easier in Charlie Hebdo: one of the magazine's cartoons depicts the Minister of Justice Christiane Taubira, who is of Guianese origin, as a monkey (naturally, the defense is that a violently racist image was being used to satirize racism); another portrays Obama with the black-Sambo imagery familiar from Jim Crow-era illustrations.

The illustrations are familiar, while there's voice narration and zooming words to aid young readers.

A series of illustrations portrayed familiar scenes, each marked out with a large red X.