Sentence examples for an unparalleled document from inspiring English sources

As editors Margaret Sartor and Alex Harris show in their book "Where We Find Ourselves," Mangum's photographs are an unparalleled document of life in the turbulent history of the American South at the turn of the 20th century.

The final product, King's "Letter From Birmingham Jail," is an unparalleled document in American history.

Slated for demolition in the 1970s, the barn was saved at the last moment, and with it, this surprising and unparalleled document of life at the turn of the 20th century, a turbulent time in the history of the American South.

Unprecedented numbers of rescuers worked at the site, and their experience has created an unparalleled resource documenting the medical sequelae of responding to such an incident.

He knows that they are an unparalleled source to document the murder of the 1.5 million Jews of Ukraine, shot dead and buried throughout the country.

NHANES provides an unparalleled opportunity to document changes in environmental chemicals exposures because each survey captures a large, nationally representative sample of the general U.S. population that is diverse with respect to geography, age, race/ethnicity, and income.

The Afghanistan Centre at Kabul University is moving into its own premises next month, giving access to an unparalleled trove of documents from the past three turbulent decades.The centre is home to 70,000 documents, ranging from aid-agency reports to mujahideen posters and Taliban newspapers.

It holds an unparalleled collection of Australian documents and manuscripts, with rotating exhibits chosen from the latest acquisitons.

Edwards presents the work as if through the lens of photographer Rudi Weissenstein, who witnessed Israel's declaration of independence and created an unparalleled corpus of work documenting the birth of the nation.

With cool self-assurance the proponents of the Constitution would point to that document as an unparalleled exemplar of the art that was needed.

23 24 This paradigm shift from culturing to metagenomic analysis has expanded our ability to document shifts in microbial populations to an unparalleled degree, but the interpretation of these shifts continues to be under debate.