Sentence examples for documents talks from inspiring English sources

Kirkpatrick, in addition to quoting American officials who have seen the security videos and intercepts and other intelligence documents, talks to so many people who were there that night or saw who was — their friends and neighbors.

Doctorow, in his essay False Documents, talks about the notion that a sentence composed from the imagination (as opposed to one with a strict reverence for fact) confers upon the writer a higher degree of perception, acuity and heightened awareness.

One of the "regeneration profile" documents talks about "significant pockets of deprivation in northern parts of Fulham" and lists Seagrave Road under the heading of "opportunities," though again with the caveat that it is essential to the Earls Court centre and would have to be replaced if developed for housing.

Along with the familiar references to poverty eradication and sustainable development, Nepad's founding documents talk of good governance and respect for human rights.

There's one who talks about seeing the bus coming for the special needs children, and thinks, 'If only we'd got to the mothers beforehand.'" Some documents talk about the main carer, but the onus is overwhelmingly on the mother.

To achieve the government's aim, Ricu is attempting to change the way young British Muslims think and act: time and again the documents talk about "implementing attitudinal and behavioural change communications"; "measurable attitudinal change outcomes"; and "campaigns designed to deliver real attitudinal and behavioural change".

"Some of the documents talked about a conflict that was underresourced and that was a fundamental element of the strategy review overseen by the president". Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (I-Conn). said the documents "add nothing to the public understanding of the war in Afghanistan.

After gathering information by reading official documents, talking to the offender's family, and if possible visiting the offender in prison, comes what Hosseini describes as the "very difficult and complicated" task of approaching the victim's family to seek a pardon.

And what these reporters did – peel away at the evidence; accumulate facts; ask questions; cultivate sources; look at documents; talk to people who were involved; win trust; ignore threats; verify information; report accurately – is as good an illustration as you could have for the importance of a free press.

While the documents talk about the "liquidation of Mattermark," it also says they will "continue serving Mattermark customers as a part of FullContact".

The rest of the documents talk about iPhone connectivity but that's a standard feature on today's car audio head units.