Sentence examples for serving to illustrate from inspiring English sources

The "Ride of the Valkyries" quickly became a favorite device, serving to illustrate scenes involving battles, chases, and galloping horses.

Photograph: Jeff Pachoud/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 3.16pm BST 2.52pm BST The crowds on the grass verges today are serving to illustrate just what a spectacular job Yorkshire, Essex and London did over the opening three stages.

His stories are functional and TV-plot tight (here a botched robbery ends with the killing of the kid of a regular Pelecanos character, causing big emotional waves), serving to illustrate the capital's beat: its characters, their record collections, natty clothes, cars, movies and bars, all of them known inside out.

With these examples serving to illustrate the reliance of both host and pathogens on AP activities, it was of considerable interest to establish and annotate the complement of APs encoded within the three Phytophthora genomes, particularly since one of the major current subjects of oomycete research is on effectors that modulate host cell physiology and immune responses.

Two extreme positions serve to illustrate this problem.

That there can be a debate serves to illustrate the impact he has had.

His ensuing attempt at humour only served to illustrate Bloomberg's immense influence.

A brief discussion of writers as different as Norman Mailer and Joyce Carol Oates may serve to illustrate these new directions.

A few examples serve to illustrate the great variety of life cycles in living organisms.

Sunday's result served to illustrate the extent to which party political landscapes across Europe are becoming ever more fractured.

The most recent losses served to illustrate, he said, that the "casualties of the war continue to be legion".