Sentence examples for fine illustrated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fine illustrated" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "finely illustrated"? You can use "finely illustrated" to describe something that has been illustrated with great skill or detail, often in a positive context.
Example: "The book is finely illustrated, making it a visual delight for readers of all ages."
Alternatives: "beautifully illustrated" or "expertly illustrated".
After his early liturgies and some fine illustrated books, he concentrated mainly on legal works.
ANNUAL BOOK SALE, today and tomorrow, noon to 5 p.m., will include fairy tales, picture books, audiocassettes, books in other languages and fine illustrated editions.
Part of his obituary reads; 'In the files of the office his pictures throughout the Edwardian and Georgian eras would make a fine illustrated history of the North of England from the last 50 years'.
The New Yorker, September 22 , 1980P. 29 Talk story about Sidney Shiff, the new publisher of the Limited Editions Club, which puts out fine illustrated books for a limited list of subscribers.
Ms. Malarkey said a recent "adverse determination letter," the process through which the F.D.A. informs the Red Cross of violations it has identified and demands payment of fines, illustrated her point.
You may resist this, but don't be fooled into thinking this fine, superbly illustrated book is self-indulgent: the modernity is deliberate and the personal note gives Hughes's scholarship and technical analysis a raw, quick edge.
Twenty-one miniatures from the finest extant illustrated life of the poet and mystic Rumi (1207 1273), dating from the 1590s, is the masterpiece of the Baghdad School.
Figure 1 shows predicted concentrations across the United States, with finer detail illustrated for St .Paul, Minnesota.
Whatever his motivation, Mr Spitzer has done a fine job illustrating the structural anarchy in America's supervision of its financial institutions.
And her younger son, Hugh Lauter Levin is the President of Hugh Lauter Levin Associates, Inc., a publisher of fine art and illustrated books.
The fine margins are illustrated by the aggregate score of 2-2 over the four matches.
