Sentence examples for illustrated it would be from inspiring English sources

According to a story in The Wall Street Journal she had previously thought that if she ever appeared in Sports Illustrated it would be for soccer, since given her athletic background she had envisioned herself as a professional soccer player.

Simply to promote "it would be historic" illustrates how little respect the Clinton machine, the Democrat Party and Clinton Network News (CNN) pundits really have for women and people of color.

(C4) Since the clinic staff would have a key role in 'selling' the CBTi to eligible patients in Phase 2 of the study, we organised a briefing meeting for clinic staff in which the intervention developers fed back the results of the interviews, described the intervention and illustrated how it would be relevant to different types of clients.

But their case illustrates why it would be a mistake for lawmakers to follow the same course now.

This required making it clear from the first that a Hooke's law oscillator was an oversimplified model and illustrating how it would be modified for realistic cases.

The intense debate illustrated how difficult it would be for Israelis and Palestinians to move forward with the road map, with hard-liners on both sides seeking to undermine it.

The heavy lifting involved in approving the new deal for Greece illustrates how difficult it would be to create a European Treasury.

While these tours have been a breakthrough in the long-frozen relations between the North and South, they also illustrate how difficult it would be to reunite the two countries.

Sprint's clearly no fan of the pending AT&T/T-mobile merger: in recent memory, they've pledged to complain to Congress, commissioned a study to illustrate how awful it would be, and cheered on the Department of Justice as they filed an antitrust suit to halt the proceedings.

Do you like one more than the other?" It was a perfect way to illustrate her point that it would be impossible to choose.

It's always good to tell personal anecdotes to illustrate an issue, but it would be useful if more Democrats could tell this kind of anecdote as well instances of government stepping in to fix systemic institutional problems.