Sentence examples for illustrated papers from inspiring English sources

"With all his rare endowments, he happened to lack the comparatively common gift of illustration, the gift that any draughtsman for the illustrated papers learns in a school of commercial art; whereas, to realize such visions as Cézanne's required this gift in high degree".

He drove the circulation right down, in part because The Atlantic was too pinky-in-the-air to compete with the new illustrated papers coming out of New York — the old media-new media confrontation of that day.

A Book and Its Cover Remove the illustrated paper dust jacket from a book and what do you have?

In the 1920s and 1930s - even after Hitler became Chancellor in 1933, when Heartfield continued from Prague - he worked for the Arbeiter-Illustrierte Zeitung (AIZ) workers' illustrated paper.

The newspapers described her as "gaunt, repellent, and trampish-looking", though the reporter for The Penny Illustrated Paper and Illustrated Times commented that she was "not so ill-favoured as she has been described".

She says she's done with her paper and she did very well and illustrated her paper with some of the things I had told her about African culture.

He said a lengthy article last week on the impact of a 22-year-old school desegregation program illustrated the paper's mission "to provide quality community journalism".

Spiritualist Olga Froebe-Kapteyn collected images to illustrate the papers at the annual meetings at her Eranos (which means "shared feast") Society.

When Bowd penned an article for Scotland on Sunday on this theme, the paper illustrated it by sticking a swastika over a saltire.

First man to illustrate San Francisco paper.

As Steve Bell's Guardian cartoon today brilliantly illustrates, the paper recently announced that it has turned against Labour.