Sentence examples for sad illustration from inspiring English sources
We find this misplacement of priorities to serve as a sad illustration of the grotesque values and beliefs that drive the current accountability policies governing education.
As visitors to any public park will know, nothing is more vulnerable to vandalism than a garden (the chipped, scrawled-over statues in Rome's Villa Borghese are a sad illustration).
Here are the fruits of a union between two declining cultures in cities that were backwaters of the human spirit, and the exhibition is a sad illustration of why archaeologists should beware of hyperbole.
The firm's current travails offer yet another sad illustration of the Moses syndrome, in which the visionary genius who points the way to the promised land fails to make it there himself.
Cairo, 9 June 2013 – The latest tragic death of Sohair El Batea,13, is another sad illustration of the terrible consequences that female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) has on the girl child.
I found the story and the accompanying illustration a sad commentary on the tear in social fabric of the United States in the year 2000.
This sad situation is an illustration of why living according to a set of values is crucial to our culture.
Participants were taught to tact these emotions by first matching-to-sample the facial expressions of happy, sad and angry to illustrations of situations which reflected each emotion.
Jackie's beautiful illustration of a sad empty chair has prompted a Twitter campaign #3000chairs where illustrators, artists and ANYONE who wants to join in is invited to draw/paint/sketch an empty chair and post it on Twitter using #3000chairs.
All are based on appropriated images, news clips, posters and the like, but only one seemed truly self-sufficient: a map of the United States labeled with the states' mottoes, creating a display of hope, dedication and boosterism that is ineffably sad and the single best illustration of the show's title.
As for the sad part, here's an illustration: A lot of conservative readers of this newspaper, I expect, have come to think of a "liberal" as the enemy, and won't even read a column if they see my name at the top.
