Sentence examples for document of events from inspiring English sources

Morris' interviews, arid and frank, and the noir-tailored visuals, make the film more than a document of events.

He filmed everything, and his edited (well, barely edited) memory-films are often documents of events you otherwise wouldn't believe.

The singular grievance I have with Padre! is too often the documenting of events pushes Moore's commentary into the background.

The Rougon-Macquart series thus constitutes a fictional family saga while providing a valuable sociological document of the events, institutions, and ideas that marked the rise of modern industrialism and the cultural changes it entailed.

In the police's documented version of events, Galvan was handcuffed to the wall, fell asleep to the point of snoring, and died of an overdose.

We accepted such terms only if the cause of death was obvious from the documented sequence of events (e.g. diagnosis of cancer, followed by entries for palliative care, with a final entry stating 'Death at home').

"We talked about making a document of the event, rather than anything else," says Lovelace.

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

Each piece is a document of an event, of some kind of interaction in which Calle engages with the world in her unique way.

There's a kind of chronology and narrative in the track titles, they're really chapters in a document of an event.

This either means that what follows is an important historical document of an event that really happened, or that it's a load of old guff that hasn't been altered by good directorial decision-making skills or enhanced by a story that we haven't already seen a million times before.