Sentence examples for single illustration from inspiring English sources

But the coverage is impressive, with examples that range from a single illustration to entire works.

That book was well received, but some reviewers were surprised that it did not contain a single illustration.

To the Editor: How could you run a story on Skagen in Denmark as a place where art flowered without a single illustration of this art?

Instead of using just photographic images of the patterned surfaces, which wouldn't have conveyed much information about the process, or a stand-alone diagram that wouldn't have seemed as real, she combined the two elements into a single illustration.

Another example of Frankel's recent work, which also involved combining multiple photos into a single illustration, was a cover for the June issue of Nature Materials, for a paper that described how certain cells respond to biomaterials.

He is haunted by the story of Beauty and the Beast and by the single illustration that accompanied it - of the Beast snuffling, "half in wonderment, half in ignorance" at the "exposed neck and breast of a swooning, Empire-dressed Beauty, who has fallen backwards across a bed".

Anyway, the Panini books were also filled with a lot of single illustrations, which, though beautiful, aren't comics.

This student used a variety of colors to simply color in a single bone illustration, did not attend to the other illustrations, and did not communicate the recognition of a structural pattern between the different forelimbs.

Unicode's master set had to select a single reference illustration and name to accompany each emoji, so "," for example, became the guide for "face with look of triumph". Photos from a 2010 Unicode document, showing a draft of the images the nonprofit organization considered as it attempted to reconcile the Japanese emoji into a single master list.

A sequence of 13 sketches he did for a single cover illustration demonstrates his method: Develop an idea by increment, revise and revise.

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.