Sentence examples for looking at the illustrations from inspiring English sources

"My initial reaction on looking at the illustrations is that this is complete nonsense, to put it politely," she wrote in an e-mail message.

Illiterate mothers reported that some content was difficult to understand; however, after additional explanations from nurses and midwives, they were able to understand the material and recall what was taught by looking at the illustrations.

I looked at the illustrations and laughed, then I tried to read the captions underneath these delightful scratchy drawings.

If you look at the illustrations in children's dinosaur books, it won't take you too long to come across a plant in the background, looking something like a large, squat pineapple covered with flowers.

Most viewers look at the illustrations first and only skim the text.

You read the manual, look at the illustrations, follow the instructions, solve the problem and finally drive to the office.

One punishment that he received there was being made to read a copy of Dante's Inferno; he later recounted that, as he looked at the illustrations by Gustave Doré, "my interest was aroused, and a new urge was born within me.

If the clinical history and illustrations are presented and the detailed description of the organism is left to the answer, the reader can look at the illustrations, decipher the morphologic features, consider the possibilities, and then differentiate by using existing features.

Look at the illustration for reference.

Try to use light, Valentine-y colors; look at the illustration for reference.

Look at the illustration for reference, but feel free to use whatever colors you'd like for your finished product.