Sentence examples for that it illustrates from inspiring English sources

More than that, it illustrates the essentially tragic nature of Pimp C's decline, which is in itself revealing of hip-hop's current woes.

The ceremony, and the growth of the temple community that it illustrates, reflect the spirit of the Flushing Remonstrance and its emphasis on "hospitality to strangers," said Diana L. Eck, a professor of comparative religion and Indian studies at Harvard University, who has often visited Bowne Street.

But both sides involved in the case of Father Mills say that it illustrates the difficult issues for the church.

What makes this sentimental story interesting is that it illustrates, of all things, a revived pocket-watch culture.

The reason I took this photo is that it illustrates how cuts to public spending are affecting families.

Now the reason I mention all this is that it illustrates something, which is, I wanted to understand how a synapse worked.

The only thing to be said in its favour is that it illustrated, in just a few hundred words, all the reasons why he ought to go (even if he's still refusing to do so).

However, he added that it illustrated how small flaws could subvert even the strongest security.

Mr. Bush called his mother's action "straightforward," and added that it illustrated "how my mom and I developed a relationship".

Mr. Paladino's campaign did not dispute details of the advertisement, but a spokesman, Michael Caputo, suggested that it illustrated Mr. Cuomo's misunderstanding of the business world.

The turn toward secular subjects of Dutch culture in the Golden Age was a lucky result of Calvinism, which banished most art from churches while tolerating it in daily life, on the condition that it illustrate proper morality.