Sentence examples for without illustrations from inspiring English sources

A revised and more definitive text appeared in 1853, without illustrations.

The last child, a tiny chap of ten, thin, red-haired, freckled, came into possession of a small book of nature stories without illustrations or even head and tail pieces.

(That text can stand alone; the "Princess in Black" books are audio books that can be understood without illustrations).

Originally published by Simon & Schuster with line drawings by Jane Hart Meyer, it was retitled and reprinted without illustrations in 2006 by Bloomsbury Publishing.

A text-only version, which includes the complete text of the report, without illustrations, captions, maps, tables or index, is also available.

No light novel would be complete without illustrations, and manga-esque illustrations are a must.

Presented without commentary, without follow-up, without illustration, the "Selected Missed Connections" will be a (very long, constantly renewable) series.

So his book is an essay (without illustration in the usual sense), a survey of a master's sweep, the sort of slim book that could accompany a PBS tribute.

Bock, in setting out to describe the plants of his native Germany, produced the New Kreuterbuch of 1539 describing the plants he had found in the woods and fields but without illustration; this was supplemented by a second edition in 1546 that contained 365 woodcuts.

Each learner was randomly assigned to one cell of a 2 (with or without seductive text passages) × 2 (with or without seductive illustrations) between subjects factorial design.

"Without the illustrations, you might think Perl was onto something.