Sentence examples for recent illustration from inspiring English sources

The Bassem Youssef case is a recent illustration of that, but there have been many before.

A recent illustration is the campaign of an obscure organization called Veterans of World War I of the U.S.A. to get a bill through Congress for pensions of about $25 a week.

The most recent illustration was Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium, where he asked closer Rafael Soriano to throw more pitches than he had in one game in seven years.

One recent illustration is the March closing of the newspaper Aseman, which lost its publishing license after its editors made a passing reference to a critical discussion about ghesas in a bank-page article.

Gaia theory, the idea that all life on Earth is part of one giant system which shapes its own environment, is the best recent illustration of the tensions this creates.

The real surprise, however, is that the track Reagan is not an isolated rebuke but merely the most recent illustration of the deteriorating relationship between Obama and hip-hop.

Kahneman reports on some delightful recent illustrations from other researchers.

The judges this year were Lisa Von Drasek, children's librarian at the Bank Street College of Education in New York; Martha Davis Beck, the editor of The Riverbank Review of Books for Young Readers; and Mordicai Gerstein, an artist whose most recent illustrations appear in "The Jar of Fools: Eight Hanukkah Stories From Chelm".

With the nation's mood at its most unforgiving thanks to a series of recent illustrations of ministerial extravagance, some fear that Mr Woerth may have become a liability.

We're glad to preview his new work, on verYouifferent night-dwellers—the grasshopper trappers of Uganda.

The most recent illustrations of the double challenge of climate and conflict are currently found in Syria and Iraq — conflicts that are characterized by complex interactions among multiple actors, including the Islamic State, various rebel insurgencies, regular armies and an international coalition that is struggling to keep a united front.