Sentence examples for be a document of from inspiring English sources

While there will be people who shudder at this news, it is bound to be a document of some historical interest.

Darling intends the book, Back from the Brink, to be a document of his role grappling with the financial crisis in 2008.

Ms. Mavasa urged that the new declaration not be "a document of empty promises," but "a platform for targets based on action".

It may not be a document of great scientific rigor, but it's good to know that beets not only will purify your blood but are "an ancient aphrodisiac for both men and women".

For anyone living near a major metropolis, a satellite image of the Milky Way seems abstract: we understand it to be a document of something true, but our understanding is purely theoretical.

The speaking tour, passing through 60 cities in 20 battleground states, was, we are told, Moore's attempt "to save John Kerry and the Democrats from themselves" – but the film will be a document of a "failed attempt to turn things around".

It is a document of the British Delegation.

It's a document of me at that time".

The deal was a document of the most brutal realism.

It is a document of a person, a time and a place.

"People know it's a document of an event rather than an edited version".