Sentence examples for illustrates but from inspiring English sources

Britain is already tough on libel, defamation and privacy, as the Wright case illustrates, but the law tends to be for the rich.

The Dutch republic was armed to guard its independence – as Rembrandt's The Night Watch (1642) illustrates – but the explosion in Delft did not happen in a battle or invasion.

Fear isn't inescapably evil as this morning's text illustrates, but what we do with fear matters greatly.

But teachers were not always successful in the continuous suppression of negative emotions as the following quote illustrates: But I don't really talk about it [the high work-load].

Their songs illustrate, but don't advance, the plot.

It is a beguiling book, superbly illustrated but handicapped by a shortage of first-rate sources.

Our passion for photography has never been questioned - not because it's used to beautify, shock or illustrate, but because photography takes the pulse of our world.

It's not my favourite book of all those I've illustrated, but I don't mind that people identify me with The Gruffalo.

In the case of picture books, some were beautifully designed and illustrated but lacked sufficiently honed humour in the text to merit consideration.

Not that their work was always as compelling, as the weaker pieces exhibited at La Triennale illustrate, but their strongest projects were both smart and playful.

These days adult fiction is rarely illustrated, but in the 18th and 19th centuries it was normal, and novels by Trollope, Surtees, Dickens and other much less well-known writers carried pictures.