There was a pattern on the front side which looked like ideogram.

So many ideograms are alike but with one small difference.

Carefully she copied out the ideograms, reading the result over to herself.

The big garish ideograms on the cover meant nothing to him.

Because some ideas are universal, many different cultures developed similar ideograms.

The Japanese used ideograms to differentiate further the various weapons.

There were other ideograms elsewhere, some more legible than others.

"That is the ideogram closest to the symbol on the package."

The various concepts are derived from the ideograms by combining them.

Ideograms are hard to write rapidly without long practice.

This word is often written with single vowels nearby the ideogram of the man.

By contrast, ideograms keep the general proprietary nature of the product in both markets.

The ideogram below had been printed with a rubber stamp.

Then the final lever, and a spray of ideograms filled one screen.

It looked like it might be some kind of Oriental ideogram.

The sign is also an ideogram for 'face', and related words.

As a result, only a few of the thousands of ideograms people see are recognized without a name.

There was a second ideogram to distinguish the models.

The ideogram moved across the screen until it overlay the logo.

The panels, which vary in size, are called score maps or ideograms.

With ideograms for his inspiration, Bliss set out to develop a system of writing by pictures.

I began to think I was seeing ideograms of the future."

With a curt nod he set himself to reading the vertical lines of ideograms.

The vessel ideograms are not so clear as to make correlation with discovered artifacts easy.

The ancient Chinese ideogram for "trouble" is supposed to be "two women under one roof."