Sentence examples for documents aspects from inspiring English sources

Much of her art documents aspects of that conflict, as well as the sometimes harsh realities of extreme weather, fire and other hazards.

In 1989 and 2003, the Vatican issued two documents: Aspects of Christian meditation and "A Christian reflection on the New Age," that were mostly critical of eastern and New Age practices.

The photographs document aspects of the vast amount of labor that went into the construction and reconstruction of parks, of the varied activities they have housed — as well as of the economic cycles of the city.

Although the images served above all as souvenirs for visitors to contemporary Japan, they documented aspects of life, modes of dress and accoutrements — like those of the samurai — that were fast disappearing.

Chowdhury's videos document aspects of life in Bangladesh, from the slowness of the rural countryside; to two separate religious processions of Hindus and Shia Muslims through the streets of Old Dhaka; to the interior spaces of temples and mosques on that city's river front.

The theme of family extends into the second gallery, where four mixed-media drawings from Rima Grad's series "Not What I Had In Mind" document aspects of her husband's decline into the degenerative disease A.L.S. "Our Beautiful Bed," for instance, is a childlike illustration of a colorful bed; along the bottom, it reads, "We said goodbye to our beautiful bed".

Noise exposure and the subsequent hearing loss are well documented aspects of military life.

I played the part of journalist on a multimedia team that was there to document aspects of the economy.

In particular, the book suggests that we compile visual "urban diaries" of the cities we inhabit and visit as we look for and document aspects of those cities, capturing pictures of things we like (and don't like) and supplementing them with contextual annotation.

We already have many studies with many documented aspects of the epidemiology of sepsis.

Also, research personnel documented aspects of the curriculum that appeared to work well or that did not work well.