Cartoon in sentence

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So in this cartoon, the bluish white cell in the upper-left corner does not respond to light because it lacks the light-activated pore.

Now, take a look at this cartoon that accompanied Gladwell's article, and tell me if you see something disturbing about this depiction of innovative thinkers.

Do you remember that Loony Tunes cartoon where there's this pathetic coyote who's always chasing and never catching a roadrunner?

They're not supposed to be a cartoon of the North Woods; they're not supposed to be a set for "The Last of the Mohicans."

It becomes a cartoon of a country house, in a cartoon of the country.

So you have this one last facade of the house, the front, which is really a cartoon of a facade of a house.

I kind of think of it as this cartoon devil or angel sitting on our shoulders.

Many of you might be familiar with Taz, the cartoon character, the one that spins around and around and around.

One researcher says that they probably sound a lot like the the voice of Charlie Brown's teacher in the old "Peanuts" cartoon.

OK, so here's how it's going to work: I’ll show you the first cartoon we're going to do, so just watch to begin with.

That's going to be our first cartoon.

So, it looks like you've just learned to draw one cartoon, but you've actually learned more than that; you've learned a sequence that would enable you to draw hundreds and thousands of different cartoons, because we're just going to do little variations on that sequence.

So again, a quick cartoon or sketch could be really good for that.

I'll do my cartoon drawing.

And Joel was explaining to me that, because USA Today was one of America's four papers of record, it would be scanned by virtually everyone in attendance at the conference, which meant that, if he hit it out of the park with his cartoon on Monday, the opening day of the conference, it could get passed around at the highest level among actual decision-makers.

And this cartoon hit the bull's eye.

But I relented because it seemed like an interesting possibility, and also I'm like a total cartoon junkie since childhood.

I think this cartoon portrays it nicely.

Until I made a cartoon about 9/11.

You know, a cartoon that was meant to be a cartoon of the week ended up staying so much longer.

You know, the 9/11 cartoon upset me so much that I decided I'll never cartoon again.

But I love this cartoon from the New Yorker.

In an experiment done in cell culture and shown here in a cartoon, if you take that particular compound and you add it to that cell that has progeria, and you watch to see what happened, in just 72 hours, that cell becomes, for all purposes that we can determine, almost like a normal cell.

Now let's look at this cartoon.

One of the things I'm pointing out is that cartoons appear within the context of The New Yorker magazine, that lovely Caslon type, and it seems like a fairly benign cartoon within this context.

Let's look at this cartoon.

In general, that seems like a funny cartoon, but let's look what online survey I did.

You really sold a cartoon to the fucking New Yorker magazine.]

With respect to idea drawings, nowhere in the contract is the word "cartoon" mentioned.

Now that's not a cartoon.

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