Sentence examples for illustrating everything from inspiring English sources

I caved in immediately and, illustrating everything that's wrong with human progress, found myself spending real money on non-existent petrol for a non-existent motorbike in a desperate bid to appease an infant.

So, I watched and read everything I could about pixies, from YouTube videos on pros/cons to articles illustrating everything I "needed to know". Apparently, cutting off one's hair was serious business.

As you'd flip the absurdly thick page, a movable cardboard landscape would extend, leaving you entranced, illustrating everything from the mysteries of the universe to Alice's dubious adventures in wonderland.

While the article itself was lauded as an excellent and long overdue exposé, the accompanying illustration -- a faceless woman in red heels with an arrow lifting her skirt up -- was generally lambasted as being laughably sexist and offensive, ironically illustrating everything that's wrong with gender dynamics everywhere.

By age 10, he was an inveterate sketcher of people and animals, illustrating everything he touched.

Julia Child's The Way to Cook(1989) is another terrific basic cookbook, because it illustrates everything.

"This illustrates everything that is wrong with the London housing market," said David Ireland, chief executive of the Homes from Empty Homes campaign group.

("Ka-clink, ka-ching," goes the summary at the end of a diatribe). Katherine Freer's projections vividly illustrate everything from the routine of LaQuanda clearing security to her numbing travelogue of facilities in an ironically beautiful ode to Upstate New York.

In a lot of ways, the 45-24 thumpillustratedateverythinging that had gone wrong with Dominik's 4-12 Bucs and validated the naysayers who had suggested that this team's 10-6 campaign the previous year was an aberrational mix of overachievement, friendly scheduling and plain old luck.

They're quick to make on an iPhone and we keep them short and really simple, but they're so useful and can illustrate everything from how to measure current in a circuit to how to react a metal carbonate with acid.

The rainy Patrons' Lunch, for instance, with the Queen and subjects on top, participatory form, illustrated everything politicians had said earlier, in a Humble Address, about her being "a golden thread", a cherished symbol of stability, unity, continuity, stoicism and so, rhapsodically, forth.