Sentence examples for illustrated rather from inspiring English sources
(The Sunday Times article was illustrated rather vividly by the story of a woman who, while waiting two and a half years for her husband to pay maintenance, said: "I'm pretty sure I cost the government around £400,000").
The essay was illustrated with Smithson's black-and-white snapshots of the industrial Passaic River, and the piece reads like Smithson's version of Thomas Cole's "The Course of Empire," written and illustrated rather than painted, and infused with a vague sense of futuristic dystopia set in construction rubble.
Overreaching in attempts to control even the chance of choice in Hong Kong elections, Beijing has illustrated rather publicly to the world -- notably to Macau and importantly to Taiwan -- that "One Country, Two Systems" is only true to the extent that ossified men with old ideas in Beijing feel like allowing it to be true on any given day.
She says you can kiss her ass if you don't like her, a sentiment illustrated rather effectively by her, um, ass on the Grammy red carpet last Sunday.
The Hutterites illustrate rather clearly just what's involved.
Zimmerman's charming cartoons illustrate rather than dramatize psychic struggle.
Despite the helpful category structure, more than a few of the artists seem to be simply illustrating, rather than embodying, Ms. Hoptman's eight propositions.
Some of the artists illustrate rather than fully embody the curators' categories, and there is an excess of fashionable, even overexposed artists from a handful of hot galleries.
She deploys his plot and his songs, but her ironic flashiness illustrates rather than penetrates the punishing emotions of the film.
Until the mid-1970s, the Plastic People performed semi-legally, ostensibly illustrating (rather brief) lectures on music by their Svengali, the poet Ivan Jirous.
But this physical feature is exaggerated almost to the point of caricature, and a sense that Hockney is illustrating rather than portraying his sitters soon starts to creep in.
