illustrative

Preposition: of

• history: Documents illustrative of the History of the Church to AD 337.
• point: The above case of M.C. is clearly illustrative of these points.
• life: Memoirs, illustrative of the life and writings of John Evelyn, Esq.
• way: Joinder is not generally justified where the substantive counts are merely sample counts illustrative of the way the conspiracy was carried out.
• range: These broad answer types are merely illustrative of a wide range of variants now available in the CUE system.
• family: Its purpose was to gather ethnographic and dynamic information illustrative of family, aging and social mobility.

Modifies a noun

• example: Six criteria, with illustrative examples, are listed here.
• purpose: For illustrative purposes, examples have been drawn from the Graphic Science project " Science on the Busses " .
• quotation: Helpful for its glossary of terms used by Suarez with illustrative quotations.
• scenario: Under this illustrative scenario the charges are assumed to vary with the level of congestion.
• elevation: The Respondent contends that the illustrative elevations comply with the Act.
• material: Authors are strongly advised to retain copies of all illustrative material.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: No. This model was suggested as a purely illustrative model.
• merely: These are merely illustrative of some of the more generic goals that you might negotiate.
• particularly: This model is particularly illustrative of Bak's ideas and the theory of SOC.
• only: The supporting slides are only illustrative of the possible sources.
• very: Vehicles look either really dated or really futuristic depending on the setting and icons in the interface are very illustrative.
• also: London is also illustrative of how suburban, over time, becomes urban.

Used with adjective complement

• consider: Products Details Some products may have an associated image or photo, these are for reference only and should be considered illustrative.