Sentence examples for meticulously illustrated from inspiring English sources

It's certainly my meticulously illustrated panorama of the year.

In their florilegium -- or encyclopedic book -- they have meticulously illustrated all 57 varieties of plants as well as instances of the man-made debris they found.

For Historians: KAREN GRAY RUELLE and DEBORAH DURLAND DESAIX "The Tree" In this meticulously illustrated history, it takes two wars, two epidemics (one human, one botanic), depressions, fires, circuses and parades to outlast the magnificent elm that finally stopped growing seven years ago in Madison Square Park in New York City.

Wormholes appear in thousands upon thousands of prints in Europe, marring otherwise meticulously illustrated books.

Changes in behaviour were mentioned by both parents and physicians, but very meticulously illustrated by the parents as they compared it to the normal behaviour of the child.

Once Gideon finds temporary shelter with a pioneer family, Seraphim Falls softens into a meticulously illustrated historical diorama, punctuated with spasms of violence.

This approach coupled with the new Linnaean system of binomial nomenclature resulted in plant encyclopaedias without medicinal information called Floras that meticulously described and illustrated the plants growing in particular regions.

Finally, at No. 8 on the paperback list is "Olympians: Poseidon," published by First Second and written, illustrated and meticulously researched by George O'Connor.

As substantive as it is sumptuous, the incisively written, meticulously researched and gorgeously illustrated "In Vogue" chronicles how Vogue became the world's most influential fashion magazine.

Written with Rick Rodgers and richly illustrated, the book meticulously reconstructs more than a hundred of Ms. Levine's favorite desserts, like chocolate babka and pecan and bourbon tarts, and includes recipes, ingredients, utensil lists and techniques.

The extract — a meticulously detailed guide to the correct use of single-blade pocket sharpeners — was lavishly illustrated with monochrome photographs of Rees at work wearing an apron, a set of head-mounted magnifying goggles, and a craftman's expression of sombre pride.