Sentence examples for illustrations most of from inspiring English sources

The boxes with information on "alumni of Alexandria" and "the system of Dante's Hell," among other topics, will help readers keep a wealth of facts in context; so will the generous complement of illustrations, most of them described by the author in enthusiastic detail, both in his captions and in the text itself.

In addition, some of the essays and illustrations, most notably the account of a trip to Iowa, are, quite simply, too easy.

To get an idea of what motivated us to make this claim, consider an everyday illustration: most readers of this paper probably have access to a car and live in densely populated areas.

There is also a useful exhibition catalog with essays and illustrations of most of the works.

The watercolor and ink illustrations show most of the indoor scenes in delicate square panels, boxed in by thick white margins.

The artist Moses Griffiths, a native of Bryncroes in the Llŷn Peninsula, provided illustrations to most of Pennant's books.

All the illustrations and most of the discussion revolve around biological issues that are specific to eukaryotes such as sex, development, and aging.

The title of J. Hillis Miller's Illustration is apt in a way other than the author anticipated: it is a composite illustration of most of what makes so much of contemporary literary and aesthetic criticism unsatisfying if not nugatory.

Two, I watched a class full of sophomore illustration students (most of whom were women) come up with tons of better, far more subversive ideas.

Fergus's light humor keeps the story amusing rather that instructive (most kids catch on to that kind of hidden lesson pretty quickly), and Mike Lowery's simple, full-page illustrations make the most of the silly action.

Helm Field Guides' Birds of Trinidad & Tobago has illustrations of most species and is reasonably portable.