Sentence examples for illustrates nicely from inspiring English sources
Personally, I would struggle with such disapproval, but this episode illustrates nicely something Bond points out – that the battle to get children outdoors is almost entirely a parental one.
It's a small, slightly anachronistic touch, and one that illustrates nicely the contrast between the mannered, Blue State conservatism of the author, William F., and the gruff, Red State conservatism of the recently reëlected President, George W., another Yale man.
And the complaint, at the end of this post, illustrates nicely one oddity in the bankruptcy code with regard to collective bargaining agreements — a point that is relevant in the many other cases pending currently that involve questions of unionized employees.
The case of spin illustrates nicely both the way Bohmian mechanics treats non-configurational quantum observables, and some of the difficulties that the naive realism about operators mentioned above causes.
If President Trump were a reader of books, we'd recommend a nearly 70-year-old novel to him, because it illustrates nicely both the absurdity and the danger of perverting language for political ends.
Hsp90 illustrates nicely the phenotypic consequences of chaperone overloading.
The results of the Gd particles illustrate nicely the usage of black burnable poison particles introduced by Van Dam [Ann. Nuclear Energy 27 (2700) 733].
(This is illustrated nicely by last year's "Three Mics," by Neal Brennan, which mixes standup, one-liners, and "serious" — but still very funny — stories).
To the Editor: Your article about insurance and DNA illustrated nicely the existence and harmful effects of fear of genetic discrimination, but it may have inadvertently made matters worse.
This point is illustrated nicely in the article "World-Class Teams" by David Kirk.
We all know that China cares very little for our silly copyright laws, and that is illustrated nicely with these black-market knock-offs of Windows Vista that have hit the streets of Beijing.
