Sentence examples for no illustrations from inspiring English sources

The French edition I first bought had no illustrations.

The discussion is so "intellectual" that it calls for no illustrations whatsoever.

For one, it has no illustrations, just a river of handsome type.

Southern scrapbooks are a record of scarcity: the blockade kept out Northern newspapers, and Southern publications had almost no illustrations.

Yet the newcomer was not a very imposing production: four pages, six columns each, closely printed; no illustrations; few advertisements.

They have no illustrations or ornaments; the press instead relied upon fine paper, perfect presswork, and exquisite type and spacing to produce inspired page designs.

That is one reason Gale Edwards's production of "Richard III" at the Shakespeare Theater feels so belabored; it spends its energy to illustrate a context where no illustration is necessary.

Interpol refuses to list an item if no illustration is available.

I remember that it had a plain white cover, with no illustration.

Most of its pieces are lost, and there is no illustration to guide the placement of those we possess, so we fill the void with our own projections.

(Sorry, no illustration this week… Leah's busy and I've been watching too many 80s movies and Mets games).