Sentence examples for illustrated most from inspiring English sources
This was illustrated most amusingly by a spoof newsreel aired by the independent online television station, TV Rain, last week.
This was illustrated most perfectly by Rosie Bergonzi's performance on an amplified cactus (played by plucking the spines, if you were wondering).
What does run through Hatoum's art, however, is an interest in the body and its functions, illustrated most graphically in Corps Étranger.
This maxim was illustrated most spectacularly in the case of Bill Corum, who is today, in the opinion of many, the best sports columnist.
Neither it nor any other institution is infallible, as was illustrated most recently during the run-up to the Iraq invasion.
As Obama's example illustrated, "most trustworthy" is a relative term that is gradually losing its meaning as well as its commercial value.
The physical bitcoins illustrating most every bitcoin story on the Web are available for purchase, too.
As the responses illustrate, most people don't view a spike in demand as an acceptable excuse to raise prices.
Apart from anything else, what an afternoon spent here illustrates most vividly is that whatever Richard Leese and his colleagues do, much bigger forces are at play.
It's a point she illustrates most vividly with "A Drunkard," Elizabeth Bishop's poem about a childhood incident in which her mother was handing out food to the victims of a fire.
The upper surface includes several important structures from the point of view of speech production, such as the upper lip and the upper teeth; Figure 1 illustrates most of the terms that are commonly used.
