Sentence examples for faithfully documented from inspiring English sources

Roussel and Marie settled down, though less than joyously, as Vuillard faithfully documented with a stony lunch-table scene, in 1899 (not in the show).

As the 70-minute opera goes on, it becomes increasingly clear that what actually happened is more faithfully documented by what we see on film, while the live performance is actually the son's reconstruction of what he remembers of his mother as he mourns her death.

Photographers often staged scenes to fit an exoticized European idea of the East, rather than faithfully documenting it.

It is quickly becoming an epicenter for the city's young, responsible eaters who faithfully document their culinary adventures on Instagram.

Suddenly, you're just the messenger, faithfully documenting a world where women routinely take their tops off for men, leave the room when men want to talk about business and a new modern super-nerd hates the women who spurned him, using his power to tear them down.

I feel that what these pictures never do is work hard to faithfully document observed reality.

The following interview faithfully documents events that really did transpire on an August night the summer before Sam started high school (known to 13 year-olds everywhere as "the last good summer").

The indexical nature of the photographic image -- its ability to document and faithfully represent reality -- is one of the medium's most seductive characteristics.

Two decades on he was campaigning tirelessly against the Vietnam war.This book faithfully records these literary, political and domestic engagements but, more importantly, it documents the driving passions of a man who, in his own words, was often a wayward and unpredictable mixture of "stiffness and disorder lethargy and passions".

But because each document must be faithfully recreated in each of the EU's 23 languages, creating authentic versions can be expensive and time-consuming.

This turns the modello submitted by Tiepolo before painting the fresco into a unique historical document, since it faithfully reflects the master's intentions unlike the much-altered fresco.