Sentence examples for much illustrated from inspiring English sources

A big, heavy, much illustrated oral biography of the dear, mostly British lads who in the 1970's exerted the heaviest culture-changing clout since Mad Comics.

The fact that it was missed so much illustrates the big love there was for the museum.

The last book Mazzucchelli completed before this one was an adaptation of Paul Auster's "City of Glass," first published in 1994, in which he and Paul Karasik didn't so much illustrate the plot as translate its metafictional conceits into metacomics.

The fact that they have been together this long, and dealt with so much, illustrates how resilient they are as a couple.

Why do you like that part of the city so much?" illustrate you are paying attention to your partner's answers and reacting to him in an interested way.

An extrovert public doesn't disrupt Gladwin's show, so much as illustrate its theme.

Africans and their descendants never had that choice, as so much literature illustrates.

So far, the story of Bitcoin has done much to illustrate the relative practicality and stability of our current monetary system, flawed as it may be.

These do much to illustrate the particularly American style of Mr. Flay's cooking, which generally matches heat with sweet, rather than sour.

Two dances from Cuba did much to illustrate the theory that no single place on earth is a richer source of cross-fertilizing traditions of musical and dance rhythm.

The expensive effort is viewed as a way to help guarantee the country's stability — and, just as much, to illustrate continued foreign support after the NATO allies end their combat mission in Afghanistan next year.