Sentence examples for superb illustrations from inspiring English sources

Janet created superb illustrations for 'their' picture books and Ahlberg added several words to fill up the blank spaces between the pictures.

Anderson, who went on to become the women's racing champion of the world, is a figure fit for admiration, and her story, set against the bicycle craze of the 1890s — and matched with superb illustrations — will rivet readers.

His latest book casts an even wider net and, with the help of superb illustrations and an interwoven graphic novel by Frank Stockton, creates a compelling narrative for young people and adults.

Among the items here are some superb illustrations for the "Ramayana," in which the divine hero, Rama, an incarnation of the god Vishnu, fights to save his wife, Sita, from the clutches of the 10-headed demon-king.

With superb illustrations and a carefully constructed argument, Howard makes it clear that the pointed archways, secluded courtyards, screened balconies, rooftop terraces and intricately coffered ceilings of Venetian architecture derive directly from Islamic prototypes, rather than from the Byzantine tradition commonly viewed as the source of the city-state's exotic style.

For a start I could have read all those superb illustration very easily and may have been inspired to read the words as well.

Taken as booty from Prague by Swedish troops during the Thirty Years' War, the book, valued at $15.1 million, takes the name "Devil's Bible" from its superb illustration, below, of the devil and an accompanying legend.

But as a rhetorical performance the note is a superb illustration of how an ideal of fidelity to the customs of a past society can, in fact, be used to boost the reputation and develop the persona of a translator.

The so-called golden age of book and magazine illustration had died out some decades earlier, with the advent of color photography and improved print reproduction, but superb illustration was still thriving in the marginal niches of pulp and genre covers.

In this edition, the plant profiles are accompanied by the superb watercolor illustrations of the English artist Graham Rust.

Botanical gardens had now become scientific collections, as botanists published their descriptions of the new exotic plants, and these were also recorded for posterity in detail by superb botanical illustrations.