Sentence examples for illustration portrays from inspiring English sources

The three-paneled illustration portrays a bald, fat and jowly Mr. Cooper holding court with two bored underlings.

"Instead, the typical illustration portrays a happy family scene, father and son smilingly preparing to apply the chemical to the lawn, small children tumbling over the grass with a dog".

Instead, the typical illustration portrays a happy family scene — father and son smiling as they prepare to apply the chemical to the lawn, or small children tumbling over the grass with a dog.

"Is it just me, or does Barack Obama seem different since health care passed?" wrote Peter Beinart in The Daily Beast, which, like The Financial Times, ran an illustration portraying the gangly president as a newly bulked-up Superman.

A series of illustrations portrayed familiar scenes, each marked out with a large red X.

Her great horned owl is displayed along with John Himmelman's work seen from the perspective of animals, insects and plants, and Lynn Reiser's illustrations portraying nature from a child's view.

"The illustrations portray stereotypes of both men and women not claiming that either is better".

After receiving reports that undocumented students were having a hard time concentrating in school due to stress related to their immigration status, schools began disseminating pamphlets teaching kids to "protect yourself from immigration raids!" The pamphlets drew ire from local police, who argued that the illustrations portrayed them in a negative light.

Shifting between painting and illustration, Stetson portrays iconic figures from our current cultural moment, with a clear predilection for comic book superheroes and sci-fi characters, as well as the actors who've portrayed them in recent blockbusters.

This lithograph of Gotham as the hub of the world is a startling forerunner of that iconic, much-copied New Yorker cover by Saul Steinberg in 1976, an illustration that portrayed the city as the self-absorbed epicenter of all that matters.

Running footnotes that archly comment on uncommon words and phrases are a minor irritant, as are Clint Young's notably bloodless illustrations, which portray the principals as soft-focus generic types, rather than characters to care about.