Sentence examples for graphically tells from inspiring English sources
Handling their corpses, as Stefano graphically tells us, "is like oiled, lumpy rubbish bags sliding through your fingers".
According to the museum's deputy director, Cath Birchall, part of the reason is because their present exhibition graphically tells the story of working people and their role in the first world war, including some who were conscientious objectors.
Written by Douglas R. Cubbison, a military historian at the Army's Combat Studies Institute at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., the draft report lays bare the failures of an American unit to engage the local population in a village in eastern Afghanistan "these people, they disgust me," one soldier is quoted as saying and graphically tells the story of the firefight that killed nine Americans.
A professional photographer at the famed Asia 361, he graphically tells stories that portray so much about life.
Kidd wasn't trying to graphically tell the story.
The story is graphically told in Plymouth's (Devon) Mayflower Museum on the bustling Barbican.
By 1908, as David Olusoga and Casper Erichsen show in this horrifying and graphically told account, only 16,000 Hereros and 10,000 Namas were left alive.
These events graphically tell us "not only that the world is not safe but that basic things are missing," Dr. Rosenheck said.
"Vernon interviewed many individuals with first-hand memories of this dramatic chapter in local and national history, graphically telling a story of an aerial attack on an undefended Pembroke Dock.
The Sydney Morning Heralds Judith White called the book "absorbing" and "well documented and graphically told".
The HBO film spells out all these possibilities graphically and tells viewers how to reach the people and groups associated with the techniques described.
