Sentence examples for serving as illustrations from inspiring English sources

These principles are presented and discussed, with specific aspects of CSP #430 serving as illustrations of how they can be implemented in an actual study.

Illustrations from the supramolecular domain will serve as illustrations.

My anecdotes serve as illustrations, not as the core of my arguments.

With their blend of eschatological rant, pop reference and unemphatic misogyny, the collages could serve as illustrations for Ginsberg's "Howl".

But the reproductions are so fine, the exhibition so vivid, and there is so much to read and think about that the documents serve as illustrations rather than ends in themselves.

No attempt is therefore made to give a full account of the applications of the theory to individual metals, and such applications as are given serve as illustrations for the use of the general methods.

Greed, power-mongering, the unfair distribution of wealth, political hypocrisy: all of these serve as illustrations of a prevailing value system that declares acquisitiveness admirable and wealth an end in itself.

Years later, some of Edgerton's Stonehenge photographs would serve as illustrations in the 1965 book Stonehenge Decoded by Gerald S. Hawkins and John B. White: shots that had originally served as reconnaissance photography have become publication-quality architectural illustrations.

Two examples may serve as illustrations.

Some served as illustrations for the book.

Otto Dix's Old Couple (1923) or George Grosz's Sex Murder in the Ackerstrasse (1916 7) could serve as illustrations.