Sentence examples for illustrative materials from inspiring English sources

Mr. McMullan had brought along some illustrative materials, including a photograph of his surveillance van.

Other illustrative materials were in close relation to the earliest esoteric Daoist literature.

All subject names, initials, or hospital numbers were not used in the text, table, or illustrative materials of this study.

In the NSES, each major content standard contains a bulleted list of concise statements that rely on associated explanatory and illustrative materials and a general understanding of the scientific field.

Specialized photo libraries, such as the BBC Hulton Picture Library, are regularly used to provide illustrative material for film and television programs.

The later Midrashim are more homiletic and include a considerable element of Haggada i.e., illustrative material drawn from all sources.

It seemed odd, too, that so much of the illustrative material should have been pulled from period promotional material (presumably clips of trails must come cheaper than the films themselves, the clearances for which can be prohibitively expensive).

Across double-page spreads, muted pastel-colour backgrounds are used to offset a stunning range of illustrative material: a Victorian railway poster hangs above a reproduction of Turner's Rain, Steam and Speed; a medieval manuscript is superimposed against a photograph of Beaumaris Castle; each page turn brings new and yet more enticing visual treats.

Such illustrative material is depicted clearly and colourfully, but care must be taken in interpreting the designs too literally, partly because the art is frequently stylized but also because the artists were bound by tradition and their representation of dress often lagged far behind the actual changes of fashion.

Having accumulated a collection of illustrative material of great richness and extent, he brought out in 1871 the first volume (Romeo and Juliet) of the variorum edition, designed to represent and summarize the textual, critical, and annotative conclusions of the best authorities.

The most striking aspect of the exposition for a modern reader lies in Aristotle's selection of illustrative material.