Sentence examples for illustrated ideas from inspiring English sources

Where "The Museum Project" often graphically illustrated ideas — of preservation and decay, corporality and spirituality — the new pictures subtly embody them.

For book jackets, Mr. Marcellino always illustrated ideas, rather than literal scenes, from a particular book.

An intensely cerebral artist, Mr. Tansey, 55, established his signature style in the early 1980's with grisaille paintings that cleverly illustrated ideas in postwar art and theory.

The dancers illustrated ideas of isolation and yearning by thrashing forward and back in swirling attitude turns and low lunges, which gave their movement a clear sense of agitation.

The storyboard artists, including Sherm Cohen, then illustrated ideas conceived by the writers.

This is yet another of their beautifully-illustrated 'missions' and ideas that challenge children to think creatively and critically about where their food comes from.

Until recently, Callaway had been a book packager -- conceiving ideas for illustrated books, hiring artists and writers and selling the finished products to other publishers.

Onstage, ideas are best illustrated, not spoken.

SPECIAL ILLUSTRATED SECTION Despite having no idea that it was the theme for the issue (we swear), three readers sent us letters with their own doodles.

The latter, for which Sally Field won an Oscar for best actress, had a pro-union theme that illustrated Ravetch's belief in film's ability to "seed ideas and wake up dormant minds".

Folio Society Art Director, Sheri Gee, said of the task: "I'll be honest – in the beginning, I did not particularly relish the idea of producing an illustrated edition of Lolita.