Sentence examples for illustrations are almost from inspiring English sources

However, both the causes of the crisis and its illustrations are almost always sought in the wrong places.

Grimes's text is sweet and tactile ("Welcome to rain-swept earth and spiced cider on the wind"), while Collier's watercolor-and-collage illustrations are almost photographic in depicting a family portrait that is as endearing as it is joyful.

Eric Chase Anderson's playful illustrations are almost reason enough.

Moreover, the scanty historical background presented in the exhibition's annotated illustrations is almost mischievously diminishing.

Its fidelity to Hilary Knight's droll pen-and-ink illustrations is almost frightening: scene after scene is an iconic tableau from "Eloise," including fight night on TV, when Nanny, played quite convincingly by Julie Andrews in a bun and padded bottom, slurps Pilsener beer on the couch next to Eloise, who is armed with binoculars and an open umbrella.

After the Renaissance but before the mid-1950s, Blechmanoteses, illustration was almost always handmaiden to the text.

Copious illustration is almost impossible for authors, since permissions are expensive, so perhaps we should call for a joint exhibition of the work of this group, to complement the moving portrayal of their lives in this engrossing and enjoyable book.

Considering the historic role of relief prints as book illustrations, it's almost as if McNett is pulling these images off the page and into a three-dimensional space.

Considering the historic role of relief prints as book illustrations, it's almost as if McNett is pulling these images off the page and into a three-dimensional space.

"It's not that I got bored with prints; I just didn't see it stopping on a piece of paper". Considering the historic role of relief prints as book illustrations, it's almost as if McNett is pulling these images off the page and into a three-dimensional space.

In fact, the clip art illustration style is almost aggressively bland.