There is something illustrative of the entire issue, and the state of the industry, to be found in this September's Italian Vogue.
Ms. Hardison explained: "'I don't see color?' Does that mean, you don't want to see?" There is something illustrative of the entire issue, and the state of the industry, to be found in this September's Italian Vogue.
It isn't a turn in the course of history, but it strikes editors as illustrative of something important.
"The brief was to find stories that are entertaining in their own right – that are spectacular, interesting, beautiful things, but also illustrative of something deeper".
"The brief was to find stories that are entertaining in their own right – that are spectacular, interesting, beautiful things, but also illustrative of something deeper". From these and other sumptuously telegenic vignettes, the presenter seeks to explain why icebergs float, grass is green, water is blue, planets are round, and honeycomb is built out of hexagons.
Instead of overwhelming your reader with every detail of your high school experience, focus on something particular that is illustrative of a larger quality.
Thus, the phrase illustrative quotation is something of a misnomer, for the quotations are more than illustrative; they form the basic evidence from which conclusions are drawn.
That to take a tragedy such as the ones recently suffered and turn it into something about you, the good cop, is illustrative of the very ego that underlies the foundation of these ordeals.
With its portentous Damien Hirst-like title, "Synesthesia, Parataxic Distortion, and the Shadow," it promises something more spectacular than the pleasant, conscientiously well made, illustrative paintings that make up this exhibition.
That may be an extreme case, but it's illustrative of people who think they understand something but really don't.
A quote from a novel describing the life experience of one teen-age girl during the pre- detente period may be illustrative: "One was obliged to think about something important.
