Sentence examples for fine document from inspiring English sources

Still, the Abbado recording is a fine document.

The release offers a fine document of vintage Young, including a rare piano-driven version of "Cinnamon Girl".

The 326-page "Study of College Costs and Prices, 1988-89 to 1997-98" indeeddeed, a fine document, bristling with statistics and nuanced arguments.

"The creed is a fine document in many ways," he told me, "but it reinforces a certain picture of what you're here for, and it can be very hard to break the grip of that with students".

The original "Talking Book" is arguably the finest document of Wonder's glory period, with a nearly perfect mix of pure popcraft and hard funk.

Its huge archive of acetates and tapes -- one of the finest documents of the bebop era -- has repeatedly moved to warehouses around the country.

Edward Steichen places his pre-Holocaust photographs, "among photography's finest documents of a time and place".' Vishniac's photographs have had a profound effect on Holocaust literature and have illustrated many books about the Jewish ghettos and Holocaust.

You can choose from either "Standard" for text-only documents, "Fine" or "Extra-fine" for fine-print documents, or "Photo" if you are faxing photographs.

The FCC also fined Google $25,000, the maximum in the circumstances, for being slow to provide it with documents and access to employees, a claim strenuously denied by the firm, which has challenged the fine.Those documents it did receive, the agency says, reveal that "data collection resulted from a deliberate software-design decision".

They make some fine motherflippin' document-editing suites!

The Times Union of Albany has done a fine job documenting many of the facts, which are useful to review as the Cuomo crowd sets to retouching history.