Sentence examples for illustrated much from inspiring English sources

As Saturday illustrated, much of United's bite still depends on Beckham's crosses.

The next three pas de deux — from "La Valse" (1951, with Ashley Hubbard and Ted Seymour), "Agon" (1957, danced by Indre Vengris Rockefeller and Matthew Prescott) and "Meditation" (1963, performed by Bonnie Pickard and Momchil Mladenov) — illustrated much about Balanchine: his elimination of inessentials, his staggering variety of style and drama, his constant storylike mastery of suspense.

If the two-hour variety show that ended the season illustrated much that is right about "American Idol," the showdown between the two Davids on Tuesday night was a disheartening spectacle that jokingly (and futilely) tried to portray the singers as engaged in a blood feud.

But for me this somewhat sterile TV debate illustrated much of what is wrong with the present system: above all, the fact that big issues are reduced to carefully honed soundbites and that politicians are terrified of being caught off-message.

Classification-based models in conjunction with data control thus illustrated much improved prediction of GRNN over those for non-classified models.

The public illustrated much outrage and called on her to resign, based on her 400-day delay of charging the Chicago Police officer responsible for McDonald's death, with his murder.

She illustrates much of this on Sprinter.

HARRISBURG illustrates much of what America's securities laws are meant to prevent.

The event illustrates much deeper issues about the ways in which western culture talks about and portrays the continent.

As its dramatic arc builds from Mr. Armstrong's winning strategy to those who did not win, the play illustrates much more than exhortations to fight.

Although he was not exactly a historian, the Italian scholar and poet Petrarch (1304 74) illustrates much that was distinctive about the Renaissance attitude toward history.