Sentence examples for but a document of from inspiring English sources
But a document of censure has no consequences.
Ms. Fiennes said that she did not set out to make an art film but a document of a place at a certain moment in time.
The album is not only exquisite jazz playing, but a document of a step-change in the great Bill Evans's trio conception.
"If there is a fight erupting, our military and people will have the enemy kneeling before us to sign not a truce this time but a document of surrender," Mr.
Simply titled Jazz Festival, it is not just a collection of great, mostly unseen fly-on-the-wall portraits, but a document of what the veteran jazz writer Nat Hentoff, describes as "one of the most important periods in the cultural history of the United States".
(She is too busy to reply to contributors now, but keeps a "document of email addresses" from people who "sent worrying submissions" and every now and then checks in on them).
Image by image it's uneven, but there are wonderful things, and the cumulative impact is potent, not only as art produced by an exceptional eye, but as a document of a turning-point moment, just before the city would tear the piers down, and AIDS would sweep away many of the lives that had passed through them.
But it was a document of our times, that's how we played, often disappearing in clouds of smoke.
I love this section not just for its bald indulgence but because it's a document of a time when consumer technology was still clumsy and undefined.
Granted, I couldn't relate to Chronic 2001 that much, either, but that seemed like a document of a world that actually existed somewhere, rather than some ridiculous boarding school fantasy.
