Sentence examples for Documented lifelong from inspiring English sources

"Warren Hill is a man with documented, lifelong intellectual disability -- a fact about him that has been confirmed by all seven doctors who have examined him, including three who previously testified in his case on behalf of the state," Hill's lawyer, Brian Kammer, said.

On Sept. 2, the sweet couple documented their lifelong love with a photo shoot inspired by the 2004 movie "The Notebook" ― complete with retro clothing and handwritten love notes ― thanks to photographer Stacy Welch-Christ of Mary Evelyn Photography.

The plot is likely to focus heavily on Dali's outrageous lifestyle, but will also document his lifelong love for his wife Gala, the manipulative manager he also saw as his muse.

It documents the lifelong struggle Grace had with her gender identity and the experience of coming out as trans in the public eye. .

"Many people who are lifelong documented students since age 6 are facing career-ending problems right now," said Louise H. Russell, director of student disability resources at Harvard.

Exhibitions at the new center will document Siqueiros's lifelong political activism.

That elision, which proves to be enormous, is obligingly corrected by Rosenberg, who documents Murray's lifelong struggle with gender identity and her sexual attraction to women.

The form is a lifelong document that shows a person's military record.

What's at stake for each of them is the ability to change their name on the military form known as a DD-214, a lifelong document that military personnel receive when they retire or are discharged.

The form is a lifelong document that military personnel use for all kinds of things once they retire, ranging from college applications to taking a bar exam to applying for jobs.

Asking pediatricians to act a little more like librarians may sound strange, but many studies have documented that literacy has lifelong benefits for health.