Sentence examples for illustrated texts from inspiring English sources
For him, all movies are illustrated texts rather than purely visual experiences.
It was the English answer to Japanese pillow books, illustrated texts designed to show couples where to put what, and was further enhanced by helpful advice: for instance, "Never, never refer to pillow-talk in anger later on ('I always knew you were a lesbian,' etc).."..
Doré illustrated texts by Dante, Rabelais, Perrault, Cervantes, Milton, Shakespeare, Hugo, Balzac, and Poe, plus the Bible.
At the same time, illuminated books of private devotion and both religious and secular illustrated texts became increasingly popular.
The exhibition, designed by the Czech architect Boris Micka, traces the transition of Islamic writings from animal-skin parchment to paper, and from blocky, time-consuming print to a quicker cursive script and colorful illustrated texts.
This process continued in the 13th century, when growing literacy and learning among laymen and the rise of the universities created a demand for illuminated and illustrated texts of all kinds.
Le Gai savoir (1968; The Joy of Knowledge) is a flatly illustrated text spoken by two students named Émile Rousseau and Patricia Lumumba.
The word also came to describe the knee breeches that characters wore in the original illustrated text of A History of New York.
In places, the show is more like an illustrated text than an art exhibition with labels, and it really demands more space than it can get on the Heckscher's walls.
Checking a pocket guide to get it right — "The Birds of Ireland," illustrated text — I note the precise graphic work and definite descriptions there, and yet I'm still perplexed.
According to the Pentagon press office in 2002, when this process of producing military training manuals was under review in the early 1980s, research concluded that, compared to plain text, illustrated text or text with photos, comics proved the most effective way of getting information across and getting it to stick.
