Sentence examples for cultural document from inspiring English sources

Its value lies elsewhere — not as a scientific tract, but as a cultural document.

The Bible is too important a cultural document for academia to ignore.

Another photo album of the Warsaw ghetto taken by a German soldier calls itself a "cultural document for Adolf Hitler".

This redirection alone — along with Burns's exhaustive synthesizing of trial transcripts, interviews and articles — makes "The Central Park Five" an important cultural document, and unquestionably worth reading.

And yet it is also, in a strange way, a flattering cultural document for both groups, making each of their distinct predicaments appear less serious than they may, in fact, be.

Pirelli must be aware of such accusations: prior to the unveiling, there was an on-stage discussion between leading art experts and professors about how the calendar is an important cultural document.

And they are fascinating images, both as cultural documents and as introductions to Homer's career.

These lost artifacts can become essential cultural documents, and what they occasionally lack in narrative coherence or flash they make up for in historical worth.

He took matters into his own hands in 1968 and directed one of the key cultural documents of that year of violence and upheaval.

Lodging his work within a musical context also posits the paintings as cultural documents, reminders of what Tworkov did in the off hours and where, outside of art, he found his inspiration.

As the decades pass, city symphonies only increase in interest, rising above their initial existence as breath-taking avant garde experiments to the level of vitally important cultural documents.