Sentence examples for frequently illustrated from inspiring English sources

The Shāh-nāmeh has been fairly frequently illustrated.

He frequently illustrated the stories of the humorist George Ade.

He has frequently illustrated the differences in witnesses' testimony, and then abruptly ended his cross-examination.

The works most frequently illustrated were Ferdowsī's Shāh-nāmeh and Neẓāmī's Khamseh.

He frequently illustrated the idea with the image of a sand pile, like one that forms at the bottom of an hourglass.

The turn of the 20th century witnessed not only the invention of the motion picture but also tremendous growth of popular interest in journalism, picture postcards, lectures by travelers (frequently illustrated with slides), and so forth.

He frequently illustrates a conversational point by reciting, with elegant diction, one of his own short poems -- which Stephen Spender once described, in The New York Review of Books, as "intense and clear as diamonds".

While the expansion of isolated cells in the static environment of a culture dish is easy to perform, developing tissues frequently illustrate severe morphological, physiological and biochemical alterations caused by dedifferentiation especially in combination with innovative biomaterials[1 8].

The publication of context information happens frequently, as illustrated by Table 2.

An example was that patients requested consultations for perceived health needs very frequently, as illustrated by this quote: 'literally couldn't pass the health centre on the bus without stopping and coming in [expecting to be seen] and that was very difficult really but…[the] family…was just riddled with problems' GP6, (General Practitioner participant 6).

The Jataka stories have also been illustrated frequently in sculpture and painting throughout the Buddhist world.