Sentence examples for documenting of history from inspiring English sources

Photography brought a seeming realism to the documenting of history.

Instead of bland textbooks dominated by euphemism and half-truth, Hirsch has students read serious poetry and literature and the primary documents of history, and not just by dead white males, either.

Mekas is the openly political artist Warhol might have been; in his full-hearted romanticism, Mekas is a clue to what Warhol's paintings really are - documents of history.

The royal images over 20 years have now become a document of history, especially after Prince Charles literally opened his arms and allowed himself to be photographed hugging his boys.

July 4 we celebrate the signing of one of the great documents of history.

With Pellacio, Berry discussed the trajectory of vegetarianism, which has been a documented part of history since the sixth century B.C.

Stubbs's Anatomy is a document of natural history as much as art.

Her self-defense, in the form of a letter to her bishop, is a foundational document of feminist history.

There are surprisingly few, only 13 in all, but together they make up a compelling document of social history.

The New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street is giving its visitors an opportunity to view compelling documents of American history in the making.

The 17-minute result, "Heavy Metal Parking Lot," is now considered a classic document of rock history.