Sentence examples for in illustrations of from inspiring English sources

Details in illustrations of a Sufi poem, "Language of the Birds," were painted with hairs from the bellies of squirrels.

References to contemporary events appear in illustrations of scenes from biblical stories (e.g., the Holocaust is referred to in the artwork for a passage of The Book of Ezekiel).

Ken Owen, the fair's assistant producer, replied that African-American designers were given special consideration, although it was up to them to send in illustrations of their work if they were not showing on international runways -- a hurdle all designers face.

In illustrations of Greek mythology, only the front portion of this constellation are depicted; this was sometimes explained as Taurus being partly submerged as he carried Europa out to sea.

Although sublayers are visible in illustrations of CA3 of scrambler mice (Gonzáles et al. 1997, their figure 3c) it has not been described whether this pattern is consistent.

Extreme premaxillar slenderness contributed to distortion of available specimens; therefore, these bones have been idealized in illustrations of the reconstructed skull.

And, yes, your term paper for Sexing the Victorians: Gender and Transgression in European Modernity (Ms. Slick, M 2-5) is now sixty-five elegantly formatted laser-printed pages, including a four-color cover page and scanned-in illustrations of nineteenth-century dildos and the like.

He then describes the same chore faced by a student twenty years later: Your term paper for Sexing the Victorians: Gender and Transgression in European Modernity (Ms. Slick, M 2-5) is now sixty-five elegantly formatted laser-printed pages, including a four-color cover page and scanned-in illustrations of nineteenth-century dildos and the like.

Perhaps in illustration of the dangers of in-breeding, Fred died as an infant during an epidemic of mange, Dr. Constable reports.

And running throughout, in illustration of the Homeric theme of wandering, is a series of tableaux in which parka-clad figures stand in snowbound Alaskan settings.

At the end of the song, after the witch has climbed up Rapunzel's hair, they sing the word together in hideous harmony, in illustration of two lives twisted by a lonely woman's wish that nothing will ever change.