Sentence examples for which I illustrated from inspiring English sources

Neil's always been a real hustler, so he got us in with DC and pitched Black Orchid, which I illustrated, and then The Sandman.

As a respite from this sordid journalism, he approached The New York Free Press, an underground paper where I was art director, and sold us his guilt-ridden confessions of being an industrial spy, which I illustrated.

When I got a little older, a friend of mine started to write a comic manuscript about a frogman called Larse Ono, which I illustrated.

And I told them about the very first book I ever wrote, which was in elementary school, and which I illustrated with colored pencils, about a family of mice.

I call this the COW model on the analytics of climate adaptation, which I illustrate using grounded theory in the case of the 400-year old zangjera irrigation societies in Northern Philippines.

Here's a repost of video of the bridge-breaking project, which I think illustrates the value of this approach beautifully: Here's his "Your Dot" piece: The 21st century global economy demands students to think critically and creatively, collaborate well, communicate their ideas, and take risks.

Together these studies produce a heuristic perspective, which I attempt to illustrate in one possible model for further research.

Together, these infrastructures form the 'hydrosocial cycle' of Tijuana, which I use to illustrate the uneven spatiality of state power.

Brad DeLong points me to this National Review attack on Nate Silver, which I think of as illustrating an important aspect of what's really happening in America.

Totally fake, not-real, personal examples there, which I use only to illustrate how quickly innocently snooping on someone can descend into a shame spiral.

I would conclude, then, that the vignette with which I introduced this article illustrates not a simple 'clash' of Islamic and 'western values' but contestations of customary definitions of life and Islamic personhood that offer insights into the changing social and cultural contexts in which pregnancy loss and infant death are experienced and negotiated.