Sentence examples for faithfully a from inspiring English sources

Jacques Copeau founded the Théâtre du Vieux-Colombier in 1913, arguing that the director's job was to translate faithfully a play into a "poetry of the theatre".

(At a recent seminar, a lecturer said that to represent top wealth faithfully, a bar chart would stretch out of the building).

Yet the story depends not on close-knit intrigue but on showing the incalculably diffusive effect of the unhistoric acts of those who "lived faithfully a hidden life and rest in unvisited tombs".

The UN's top diplomat in Afghanistan, Kai Eide, met with the main candidates yesterday, "reminding them of their responsibility to respect the findings of the ECC and to follow the constitution faithfully," a spokesman said.

For Histoire de ma Vie is what critical theorists like to call "a self-fashioning text", an attempt not to record faithfully a life already lived, but rather to create it at the moment of writing.

But it is at best debatable whether the expulsions reflect faithfully a directive that, according to the EU's own summary, was intended for a " serious and present threat which affects the fundamental interests of the state .The most shocking aspect of the decree is that it is aimed so openly at Romanians.

However faithfully an ensemble tries to reproduce the sound of the past, it will never actually capture that sound.

As a kid I prided myself on my ability to recreate faithfully an image I had seen on a baseball card or in a magazine.

This intuition can be captured within the logic of signal detection theory (SDT), which assesses how faithfully an organism separates signal from noise (Green & Swets, 1966; Macmillan & Creelman, 2005).

The Beekman Arms Inn is sold out for the weekend of July 31; inside the historic lodge, a newspaper article on a plaque faithfully reports a lunch Bill and Hillary Clinton ate there on Aug. 12, 2008.

I interpreted my failure to record events faithfully as a weakness, a betrayal.