Sentence examples for fewer illustrations from inspiring English sources
Her narrative, which has been reissued with fewer illustrations than in the hardcover edition, "will create many new devotees," Verlyn Klinkenborg wrote here in 1999.
There are more than a few illustrations.
This works fine for the early incarnations, for which there are few illustrations.
There are few illustrations of women in the sets — mostly nurses to stand around miniature tents.
Trying to cram such a busy life into just a few illustrations was challenging.
Since we share a common humanity, even in this age people will understand the term, though it finds few illustrations.
Dahl, who had an unusually vivid sense of what his characters looked like, believed that many children's books had too few illustrations — and was greatly pleased when Blake managed to generate a hundred drawings for "Matilda".
In a few illustrations — each a digitally prepared mix of line drawing and richly hued and textured collage — Na has not made it easy, though we're not quite in "Where's Waldo?" territory either.
Illustration and writing went hand in hand on the first book, but I lost quite a few illustrations in the editing, so when I wrote the second book I drew things for myself but not finished illustrations for the book as I worked.
This type of "double-bottom-line" investing (ie, producing social as well as financial returns) will expand beyond venture philanthropists and find its way into portfolios supported by companies in water services and beyond.Where there's a well, there's a wayThese are just a few illustrations of innovative financial solutions to meeting the need for safe water and sanitation.
Would the fairness of any of these scenarios change if, instead of finding a shiny £1 coin, little Johnny had earned it on his paper round?" Alan Bright put forward a few illustrations, and was one of a number of respondents to plump for a flat tax - an idea that's surely come of age: "I think a 'fair' tax system would be to charge everyone the same *rate* of tax (eg, 25%).
