Sentence examples for illustrated to some from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of his position was illustrated to some extent this weekend, when he addressed the Young Liberal Council in London.

Kishwar Desai, an author, wrote an opinion article in The Indian Express on Thursday that said the gang rape illustrated to some that "a certain class of men is deeply uncomfortable with women displaying their independence, receiving education and joining the work force.

That they were for sale in a basement, and not professionally archived in a university or private collection, illustrates, to some, the fractured dynamic of the family James Mack left behind when he died in 2006 at the age of 76: his widow Sheila von Wiese-Mand, and their daughter Heather, who was 10.

These three examples illustrate to some extent the difficulty in finding agreement about this term in the Xhosa language.

Studies focused largely on health outcomes and did illustrate to some extent how the institutional characteristics of communities, such as governance and sources of financial support, influence sustainability.

This rate, which is the ratio between the annual number of consultations and the number of inhabitants in the country, thus illustrates, to some extent, the level of accessibility from the health centres' standpoint.

Mrs Gouzinis said: "The stamps have been illustrated to reflect some of the different aspects of work undertaken by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement around the globe.

To illustrate, at some point a mass emailing was sent out to a total of 313 possible contact persons.

We show the first test results to illustrate some experiments and to give a feeling of test performances.

Some badges even border on the allegorical, telling a story about the club which serves to illustrate some greater significance to its place in the game.

This behavior can be illustrated due to the desorption of some P 2ABT) species at higher temperatures.