well-illustrated

British  

adjective

1. having good illustrations

   a well-illustrated book

2. clarified or explained with good examples

   a well-illustrated review of current literature

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Example Sentences

Well-illustrated with historical photographs and incorporating a consideration of trade, economics and ecology, this is one of those rare books that makes you think differently about an entire sector of the built environment.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Honestly, all you need to do is be good. If you’ve got well-written, well-illustrated books, they will find an audience. Gimmicks are gimmicks. Gimmicks only last for a short amount of time. My favorite books are the ones that have good artists and are telling a solid story,” Grimshaw said.

From Los Angeles Times

All four cities have recently adopted middle housing friendly zoning code amendments to increase housing choice while protecting neighborhood scale and character with well-illustrated design standards.

From Seattle Times

The good is in the simple, sound, practical advice of Mr. Carnegie’s counsel, and the lively and well-illustrated directness with which it is given.

From New York Times

“That might seem like a bad thing, but not all immune responses are helpful when your body mounts them, which is particularly well-illustrated in covid,” Martineau says.

From Washington Post