Sentence examples for more illustrated from inspiring English sources

Because the play's roles are allegorical, more illustrated than characterized, "Our Town" requires actors with strong personalities.

Searching for "Jenny/Jeanne/Jeanne Bonnet/Bonnet" threw up more illustrated advertisements for bonnets than you could imagine.

Tamasin Day-Lewis's Simply the Best (Cassell, £25) is a more effervescent (and more illustrated) example of the general manual - in this case rolling up a year or two's newspaper columns with attendant recipes.

Moyes's introduction of the youngster to the first team has arguably been the best move of the Scot's nascent career at the club and a minute later Januzaj once more illustrated why.

Watch this space for more illustrated tips for you and the introverted littles in your life.

For more illustrated realness, follow Cassandra Calin on Tumblr or Instagram.

Nowhere is this more dramatically illustrated than in the Amazon.

It isn't really fiction, but more an illustrated memoir structured as a novel.

(I would choose instead the idiosyncratic but more engagingly illustrated "Five Kingdoms," by Lynn Margulis and Karlene V. Schwartz).

Those after more challenging illustrated fiction should try The Song from Somewhere Else (Bloomsbury), a collaboration between AF Harrold, author of The Imaginary, and artist Levi Pinfold.

This aching gap between the reality of my existence and my subconscious expectation of it is never more painfully illustrated than when I consider my holiday allowance.