Sentence examples for just illustrations from inspiring English sources

They're just illustrations of the trite and misleading dictum that whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

The curator sets it up so that it becomes an extraordinary experience and not just illustrations or spatialised books.

And there's a beautiful rare book by Raymond Oliver with no pictures, just illustrations by Jean Cocteau on canvas pages.

These two examples are just illustrations of what the consequences of coupling between population, evolutionary, and phenotypic dynamics may be in microbial communities.

Nobody would say that's just illustration.

Ms. Malcolm cautions against reading her collages as stories ("Art that tells stories, that's just illustration, isn't it?" she asked), and the elements in them are not always traces of her own life; she likes to forage in second-hand shops.

Biochemistry provides a just illustration for how this science may be built: the Krebs cycle, for example, is a complex set of pathways that were each discovered sequentially but then were unified thematically to conceptually form a beautifully simple process that explains some of the most critical biochemical processes in the body.

Taback's graffiti and ransom-note effects are not just words but illustrations within illustrations.

And such plays were understood not just as illustrations of past events, but as ways of comprehending the political present.

"If evolution has had the actual evidence, then it would be displayed in museums, not just in illustrations," she says.

The text had been adapted from a picture book; in its condensed form, it consisted of a single page containing two dozen short paragraphs, and just two illustrations.