Sentence examples for is perfectly illustrated from inspiring English sources

Travelling to Heron Island, this long-time conflict is perfectly illustrated by the scenery you pass on the way.

The song's ability to travel between musical boundaries is perfectly illustrated by an unlikely cover by country star Dwight Yoakam.

Kiarostami's trademark of people driving over long roads is perfectly illustrated in Taste of Cherry (1997), which co-won the Palme d'Or at Cannes.

However, the British bloody-mindedness can also be characterised as cynicism - a journalistic vice - which is perfectly illustrated by that apocryphal "jerk" reference.

Dr. Kates said the pivotal nature of these times is perfectly illustrated by Mexico City, which is just behind Tokyo atop the list of megacities.

That rape has long been contested ground is perfectly illustrated by a new book, Redefining Rape: Sexual Violence in the Era of Suffrage and Segregation.

Sitting on the Afghan-Pakistan border, the tension, mistrust, and ever-present danger was perfectly illustrated today.

That value was perfectly illustrated when Lincoln took a 27th-minute lead and levelled the tie on aggregate; he was off the pitch having six stitches in a head injury.

Italy were enjoying plenty of possession and going through the phases well but they lacked the cutting edge of France and the difference between the two sides was perfectly illustrated just before the break.

These two findings are perfectly illustrated in Fig. 1 (darkness indicates relatively high outflow), showing the predominantly European and colonial character of Olympic migration during the first epoch after the Second World War.

This was perfectly illustrated at my camp this last weekend in California.