Sentence examples for dead documents from inspiring English sources

"I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" documents the results in predictably appalling detail.

"O.K., but now is a new century, and without reperformance all you will leave the next generation is dead documents and recordings.

"Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead" documents Mr. Cross's transformation from tubby to trim with infomercial zeal and a congenial "Hey, Ma, look what I did!" tone.

Such moves, a gross violation of the basic spirit of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, reduced the inter-Korean joint declaration on denuclearization to a dead document.

Systematically violating the D.P.R.K.-U.S. Agreed Framework, the U.S. brought up another 'nuclear suspicion' and stopped the supply of heavy oil, reducing the Agreed Framework to a dead document.

In 2006, Obama, then the junior senator from Illinois wrote in his memoir "The Audacity of Hope", that the Constitution, rather than being a dead document based on settled principles, is "designed to force us into a conversation" and offers "a way by which we argue about our future".

Mr. Sagal had told Politico that while he did not want to get into the liberal-versus-conservative debate over whether the Constitution was a living or dead document, he believed "the Constitution is only as alive as we collectively have decided it is today," adding: "I've been calling it the Tinker Bell of national charters because Tinker Bell only lives if you clap, right?

It was just a digital dead document rather than a paper one.

The PDF, the version of the paper everyone seems to want was still (mostly!) a dead document.

Although he described the Constitution as a "dead" document whose meaning could not change, he nevertheless took a very lively approach to how he chose to interpret it, a habit that earned him the dubious title "Justice of Contradictions" from one legal scholar.

Ms. Stummer also seeks out relatives and friends of the dead and documents their mourning.