Sentence examples for illustrations are not from inspiring English sources

"Ehon" means, roughly, "illustrated book," but here the illustrations are not (for the most part) meant for children.

Students have misconceptions regarding the Earth-Moon system, since most illustrations are not accurate representations.

It is also, even in English, rhetorically powerful in a way that Mr. Birk's illustrations are not.

So, Dave McKean's illustrations are not exactly how I imagine things in Varjak or in Phoenix, but Dave has such a brilliant imagination that I would say they are better than mine!

The list favours the English Greats, but next year sees Oxford lighten up a little: we can expect a paperback Kama Sutra (illustrations are not confirmed) and an edition of Frankenstein introduced by that connoisseur of horror, Jeffery "Bone Collector" Deaver.

While Michael admits that children's book illustrations are not his primary forte, on this particular project he enjoyed the creative process of interpreting the story, trying to capture the essence of it through illustration, and then seeing how close he was to the vision of the author.

(It doesn't have one. And its illustrations aren't as helpful as they might be).

The illustrations aren't animated, but the images move subtly across the page to enliven the graphics.

Such illustrations aren't 'realistic', but perhaps they better represent the internalised impressions we have of the places we live, which are jumbles of memories instead of a series of images recalled with photographic fidelity".

She is described in the novel as having short blond hair, and although the illustrations aren't necessarily literal ones, I wanted to be true to how Capote imagined her.

Sadly, illustrations aren't magically converted into ASCII art.