Sentence examples for illustrations would have from inspiring English sources

I think either a live action film or classic hand-drawn animation to harken back to the original illustrations would have been the way to go.

There is a detailed description of the problems in diagnosing this lesion, and the molecular changes, but more illustrations would have been of value.

One might regret that illustrations and figures are in black and white, but coloured illustrations would have raised the price considerably.

The symbolism in the illustration would have been instructive to the medieval viewer: the well refers to baptism and the vases refer to the church treasures, which lawrence sold to feed the poor.

Ivanchuk's wonderful illustration would have made Steinitz happy.

Cellular automata are most easily appreciated when they evolve on a computer screen, rather than through snapshots on the printed page, and – despite the high-quality illustrations – Alex Through the Looking Glass would have benefited from more graphics, especially animated ones: as a bibliophile, it pains me to say that I believe that this fine book would be even better as an app.

Although the use of multiple illustrations per character state would have improved the key even more (Table  1: Best Practice 1c), lack of space on the page makes the inclusion of multiple images problematical.

An illustration showing what Galagadon would have looked like.

As the illustration shows, the device would have simple, on-board controls play, pause, etc.— for your convenience.

If the book had more illustrations, photographs, and maps, it would have strengthened.

Without the overlying and underlying clutter of Brando's personal belongings, the rooms would have been textbook illustrations of the Japanese penchant for an ostentatious barrenness.