Sentence examples for an objective record from inspiring English sources

It is an objective record.

"Boyhood" and "Youth," after all, aren't an objective record of Coetzee's young life; they are the 50-something Coetzee's reconstruction, seven or eight novels later, of that life.

This is not an objective record of a misfortune but, in its hypnotic intensity, a portrait of the artist both martyred and liberated by madness.

WikiLeaks's release of the "Collateral Murder" video last April was a pretty scrupulous affair: an objective record of combat activity which American armed forces had refused to release, with careful backing research on what the video showed.

Dalio says that the tapes — some audio, some video — provide an objective record of what has been said; they can be used for training purposes, and they allow Bridgewater's employees to keep up with what is going on at the firm, including his discussions with senior colleagues.

"But even for most officers who don't lie, video is not an objective record, and even memory is not an objective record.

As an objective recording, he said, it differed from a sculptor's subjective observation.

Surface electromyography sEMG) can make an objective recording of the masticatory and neck muscles function and disfunction induced by dental occlusion as possible cause or aggravation factor of TMD associated with headeache before and after treatment.

The absolute motions are an objective recording of what the examiner actually can observe whereas the relative motions may be more or less accurately estimated by the clinical examiner based on his or her observations of the position of visual or palpable anatomical landmarks.

First, they will provide a contemporaneous, objective record of stops and frisks, allowing for the review of officer conduct by supervisors and the courts.

The cameras would provide various benefits, Judge Scheindlin wrote, including providing "a contemporaneous, objective record of stop-and-frisks" that might "either confirm or refute the belief of some minorities that they may have been stopped simply as a result of their race, or based on the clothes they wore, such as baggy pants or a hoodie".