Sentence examples for its illustrations from inspiring English sources
In 1925, Harold Ross said jokingly, "Everybody talks of The New Yorker's art — that is, its illustrations — and it has been described as the best magazine in the world for someone who cannot read".
In October , 1925 eight months after The New Yorker's first issue appeared, its founding editor, Harold Ross, complained, "Everybody talks of The New Yorker's art, that is, its illustrations, and it has been described as the best magazine in the world for a person who can not read".
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The work and its author were popularized through its illustrations in various media: emaki (illustrated handscrolls); (screen paintings), ukiyo-e (woodblock prints); films, comics, and in the modern period, manga.
"The Big Short" gets overly cutesy with its illustrations, but even when it's trying to make the audience laugh it stays focused on the ordinary people steamrolled by the chicanery of millionaires.
(It doesn't have one. And its illustrations aren't as helpful as they might be).
Focusing on a fictional music and entertainment label, Empire Entertainment, and the quarreling family behind it, the story was compelling in its illustration of a family that sporadically engages in soapy civil wars.
Focusing on a fictional music and entertainment label, Empire Entertainment, and the quarrelling family behind it, the story was compelling in its illustration of a family that sporadically engages in soapy civil wars.
Reviews were generally favorable ("delicate and judicious in its criticism, brilliant in its illustration, easy and pointed in its style," one said), and Cambridge was pleased.
The disproportionality between the cosmic "wow" factor and the throwaway means of its illustration makes advanced physics seem all the more miraculous.
The questions raised in the series, and its illustration of the near-impossibility of peacemaking in the Middle East, ultimately outweigh the concerns.
