Sentence examples for using an illustration from inspiring English sources

— This Picture Prompt asks you to think about whether you are an optimist or a pessimist using an illustration of the classic "glass half full or half empty" metaphor.

Using an illustration tool called Quill designed for this film (Oculus will now make it available for other creators), "Angelica" tells its story with swirling colors and vivid dimensionality.

Pain location was assessed by self-report using an illustration of a body, which is part of the German Pain Questionnaire for Children and Adolescents [ 24].

Another game uses an illustration of a seated merchant, possibly from the "Arabian Nights": players are supposed to shoot rubber bands into his wide-open mouth.

Its forward, by Sir Claus Moser, chairman of the Basic Skills Agency, used an illustration of the devastating effects of illiteracy, taken not from research, case study or personal experience, but from The Reader.

He still uses an illustration he first made at Oxford, when he was trying to show how difficult it is to pick the content of beliefs out of ordinary language and give them the kind of hard-edged value as statements about the world that philosophers tend to assume.

Do I need permission to use an illustration created by someone else?

"He had the opportunity to share a message about Easter", Mr Ross said of Mr Dempsey, "And he chose to use an illustration to explain a very important topic about the crucifixion but the illustration went too far". But for many in the non-denominational church's community, the apology fell short.

This was followed by Sir Arthur Keith in 1912, who used an illustration to argue that his Neanderthals were rather human-like, supporting his notion that they were on the human lineage.

I also used an illustration from an American Girl book from my childhood.

Metro Boston used an illustration of Trump's iconic yellow hair and replaced his face with a giant question mark.