LeWitt's contemporary Allan Kaprow, known for his participatory and ephemeral happenings, offers perhaps the most apt illustration of how the green avant-garde both draws on and departs from its twentieth-century predecessors.
As the kids run around the room, leaving enthusiastic fingerprints all over the glass display cases, I can't help but think that this room filled with billion year old fossils and ten year old school children is the most apt illustration of all the ILJM's accomplishments, goals and personal legacy.
The photo was an apt illustration for the article, which made the point that Donald Trump Jr., 39, has felt out of place in Manhattan — and even in the public eye — and has yearned for the great outdoors (even though he took a lot of heat from the public for his Big Game hunting spree in Africa).
The word "Ukraine" did not appear at all -- an apt illustration of the fact that the crisis came about virtually without warning, chillingly reminiscent of the situation we had a century ago.
A letter to the editor of a Gulf states newspaper provides an apt illustration of the complex nature of the interconnections [5].
A central story in the Abrahamic tradition--Judaism, Christianity and Islam--highlights an apt illustration for the first of the above three suggestions.
A permitted variation is the transposition of one work into the style of another, an apt illustration being "Der Shir Hashirim fun Mendl Pumshtok," a Yiddish version of "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" composed in 1937 by Saul Bellow (age twenty-one) and Isaac Rosenfeld (age nineteen): Meg ikh oyfesen a floym?
Mr. Jaynes's thoughts on his life provoked by President Bush's State of the Union address seem to be an apt illustration of the texture of society today.
An apt illustration of the sentiment among the civilian political elites was provided by the so-called Memogate scandal, in which a Pakistan ambassador to Washington was accused of eliciting U.S. support to avert a military coup in return for the promise of a number of national security concessions.
Dubbed the Infinite History, the collection has an innovative navigation interface whose development is an apt illustration of the MIT motto mens et manus — "mind and hand," theory and application.
Just a few weeks ago, the news that an American hunter had illegally killed a lion called Cecil in Zimbabwe caused outrage across the world: It's an apt illustration of how people care more about the fortunes of a single animal than those of its species.
