Sentence examples for illustrations that could from inspiring English sources

And these are but a few of many illustrations that could be cited.

"Look and Cook" calls itself "A Cookbook for Children," but with illustrations that could have come from children's books of the 1940's and 50's, it is no doubt meant to appeal to adults, too.

To picture the heroine's time (1872-1913), the author's sister, M. Sarah Klise, provides illustrations that could have been inspired by Garth Williams, if you can imagine an eight-foot character plopped down in the middle of his illustrations for the "Little House" books.

And the Daily Telegraph critic Mark Hudson compared the work to a "mawkish book illustration" that could have happily been used on the cover of a romance novel.

Fleet Foxes' current "Helplessness Blues" presents an ornate collage of faces and shapes, and MGMT's 2010 album "Congratulations" has an eyeball-grabbing illustration that could have easily been found on a Grateful Dead release circa 1974: a wave in the face of a cat about to swallow mice on a surfboard.

Elliott Johnson is working on an illustration that could be used in a magazine.

It found "a very large number of errors, many irrelevant photographs, complicated illustrations, experiments that could not possibly work, and diagrams and drawings that represented impossible situations".

And he'll be speaking on the same day that Romney, a multimillionaire, released his tax returns, offering a vivid illustration of wealth that could play into Obama's argument about the growing divide between rich and poor.

She did not need such stark illustration that horizons could be shattered, filled with messages and broken codes, yet there it was.

She added: "But we've learned, just in a campaign process, that people are making up their minds until the very end, and that one conversation or one example or illustration that connects could make the difference.

Since he is a shy lecturer and a slow limner, he went to the classroom well ahead of time and sketched on the blackboard the outlines of his illustrations — in faint strokes that could be seen only from close up, and that he planned to retrace in an apparently freehand performance.