Sentence examples for it would illustrate from inspiring English sources

You could pick a neighborhood of the city at random, and you'd find that it would illustrate these two things: how Amsterdam has always reached outward, and how its inhabitants are constantly, often ingeniously, rebuilding, reinventing, repurposing their little corner of the earth.

First, it would illustrate how her positions and ideas have changed over time.

Bilheimer attempted to fashion the film in such a way that every part of it would illustrate a statement made by Abraham Lincoln: "If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong".

Second, it would illustrate that the cellular machinery tolerates variations in the backbone of canonical DNA, which would have a significant impact on current approaches to the assembly of large DNA fragments; no longer bound by the need for a phosphodiester linker, chemists would be free to explore and develop more efficient chemical DNA-ligation reactions.

If I were a cartoonist, I would illustrate this column and give life to the word with some monstrous creature--horns, three eyes, and a tail.

I could never write gag cartoons about banks, so they'd write the gags, and then I would illustrate them.

When he read a book, he would illustrate it while reading.

Anna Lewis has been drawing for as long as she can remember, so when she became a mother, it was only natural that she would illustrate the experience.

Some studies (A10 and A24) sampled carers on the basis of their psychological morbidity and it might be expected such studies would illustrate the differential effects of interventions.

Vassilenas is a magnet for the food-obsessed, and the Athenian who introduced my companion and me to it looked around the room, certain of spotting someone who would illustrate this fact.

The resulting downturn in spending would illustrate the fact that, despite its size and complexity, Britain's economy is a two-trick pony.