Sentence examples for documentary hand from inspiring English sources

It has been argued that a documentary hand of cursive type had not yet been developed and that it was a creation of the Alexandrian library.

What scraps of evidence there are (a few documents from the gap, a few sentences in lives of the abbots of Stoudion of that time, and the first dated manuscript written in true minuscule) point to its development from a certain type of documentary hand used in the 8th century and to the likelihood that the monastery of the Stoudion in Constantinople had a leading part in its early development.

In documentary hands the tendency to roundness continued.

The fundamental distinction in types of handwriting is that between book hands and documentary hands.

Students will learn to distinguish book hands from documentary hands, will read and evaluate ancient writing according to style, and will learn to edit new texts.

Documentary hands show a considerable range: stylized official "chancery" hands, the workaday writing of government clerks or of the street scribes who drew up wills or wrote letters to order, the idiosyncratic or nearly illiterate writing of private individuals.

Keith Carradine, a Tony nominee for the title role in "The Will Rogers Follies," will lead a cast of 15 in the La Jolla Playhouse's world-premiere musical adaptation of the 1997 documentary "Hands on a Hard Body".

The scene became the basis of Mr. Bindler's 1997 documentary "Hands on a Hardbody," which follows 24 colorful Piney Woods contestants competing to win the truck in an endurance test to see who can keep his or her hand on the vehicle the longest.

He adds his career as a fiction writer to his work as an entertainment lawyer and accomplishments as a producer; he is the co-producer of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical The Book of Mormon and producer of the documentary Hands on a Hard Body.

It has a documentary, hand-held camera style to it and features an unresolved ending that is a hallmark of Refn's auteur filmmaking.

This focus on "the modern documentary" goes hand in hand with a relentless preference for the story-based or issue-based films that people now seem to think define the documentary field.