Sentence examples for for verbatim from inspiring English sources

Some are original interviews with the authors – which I suppose we must take for verbatim, though they don't always read that way.

But it underlined a huge appetite for verbatim theatre, which had already been demonstrated by the "tribunal plays" I had earlier written for Nicolas Kent, former artistic director of the Tricycle in London.

The "Three Books," a primary source for verbatim expressions of the various theological schools, develops the concept that eventually played the key role in reaching a mediatory orthodox formulation at the general council of Constantinople in 553, thus integrating the partial conclusions from the previous councils at Ephesus in 431 and at Chalcedon in 451.

And if you prefer the old way — which let you specify certain terms to look for verbatim while still leaving others open to Google's search logic — you can accomplish the same thing by wrapping each verbatim term in quotes, "like this".

Interviews will be digitally recorded for verbatim transcription.

All interviews were digitally audio-recorded for verbatim transcription.

Actors can sometimes ad lib their lines or say, 'I'd rather do it this way.' Bob Knepper, he said every word that was written for him, verbatim for four years.

I queried Erin McKean, editor of Verbatim, for other think-formations besides the odious sickthink.

I also missed London Road at the National which I'm assured opened up new possibilities for the verbatim musical.

In this 90-minute play, Michael Wynne opts for a verbatim approach that offers a mass of data and multiple perspectives.

The postulated common saying source of Matthew and Luke, Q, would account for much verbatim agreement of Matthew and Luke when they include sayings absent from Mark.