Sentence examples for documented glimpse from inspiring English sources

— James E. Holmes, the Colorado man accused of gunning down 12 people at an Aurora movie theater last week, was being treated by a psychiatrist whose research interests include psychotherapy and the neurobiology of schizophrenia, according to court papers filed by Mr. Holmes's lawyers on Thursday, the first documented glimpse into his mental health condition.

Audrey Amidon of the National Archives has unearthed and documented a fascinating glimpse of pre-World War II America--films of a Nazi summer camp in upstate New York in 1937, built to indoctrinate the children of German American families in Nazi values.

And some people, like Irene Pepperberg, have dedicated their lives to documenting those glimpses.

The significance of Carabelli cusp for evolutionary biology is that it provides a well-documented glimpse at the origin of a new cusp.

Vivaldi was a fiery, arrogant, faintly suspect character, whose life is documented only in intriguing glimpses.

His mother shared his medical records to help document a public glimpse into a trend that some psychiatric experts say they are finding increasingly worrisome: ready prescription-writing by doctors of more potent drugs to treat extremely young children, even infants, whose conditions rarely require such measures.

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The perceptions documented in this study represent one temporal glimpse of a diverse group of high school students, and they may be short-lived.

That's what Shannen Doherty wrote on Instagram as she documented her experience Monday, giving the world glimpses of both her bald head and her trepidation.

With a camera in hand, I've documented a juxtaposition of lifestyles and offer a glimpse into the lives of the people in the West Lake neighbourhood.

He's documented the entire experience in a photography project called "Private Moon," inviting viewers to glimpse intimate moments of his strange adventures.