Sentence examples for documenting the trial from inspiring English sources

Speaking to People ahead of a drama series documenting the trial, Jenner said both Brown and Simpson were "two of the best friends I ever had in my entire life".

Certainly, while watching The Eichmann Show, Hannah Arendt's phrase about the "banality of evil" – coined by the writer while documenting the trial for The New Yorker to describe Eichmann's bland, implacable demeanour in the dock – feels as chillingly appropriate as ever.

The film follows Mason from the age of 5, documenting the trials of growing up.

Her recent album, Chapter 6: Couples Therapy, provides the soundtrack and story structure with songs documenting the trials and tribulations of a relationship.

It was 1991 and Jungle Fever, a Spike Lee film documenting the trials of an interracial couple living in New York, had just come out.

Asked why it had taken so long for Hollywood to document the trial, Jacobson said: "We needed time and distance to think of it from a character perspective.

But if Siv thought he was simply there to document the trial and survivor testimony, his story quickly shifts after a chance encounter with the son of one of the most notorious architects of Cambodia's genocide, Kaing Kek Eav a.k.a.a

Once pregnancy is documented, the trial drug will be continued until 3 months after the last menstrual period.

She documented the trials, comforts and habits of old age in Yesterday Morning and described her mother's death in similar terms to those in her new book.

In James's case it was Hoop Dreams; for Kotlowitz it was his book There Are No Children Here, which documented the trials of life in the Chicago housing projects.

While the confessional Speech Therapy documented the trials and tribulations of her private life, including living in a hostel for the homeless – her new album tackles wider issues such as political revolution and love.