Sentence examples for incredible documents from inspiring English sources

It has been thrilling to handle these incredible documents that once belonged to faculty and students who had a profound impact in the theological world.

Exhibition curator Alexander Nemerov, the Carl and Marilynn Thoma Provostial Professor in the Arts and Humanities and Chair of the Department of Art & Art History at Stanford University, believes that Hine's photographs are not only incredible documents, but also extraordinary works of art, especially in how poignantly they evoke the fleeting nature of our time on earth.

The letter is an incredible document, a missive from a man both indebted and imperilled, unsteady, spewing.

The minister added that mining billionaire Andrew Forrest's review into Indigenous disadvantage was an "incredible document" but the government wasn't ready to implement its most contentious proposal – that all Australians receiving welfare should have their spending managed by government.

He responded with a long polemic, an incredible document that captures the wrenching pain that would later be felt by so many assimilated German Jews as the culture they saw as their own turned viciously against them.

"What's interesting about the FSA program is, on the one hand, it's this incredible document of America during the Great Depression, but on the other, it's this very important historical moment in relationship to photography," said Hoffman, the director of the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts.

If you can't take the live footage for the incredible document of a crucial moment in New York musical and social history that it is without chuckling over the subtitles they put in for Rick ta Life's mushmouth, you're out.

I saw incredible archival documents that showed the full spectrum of campus responses toward the Allen Building Takeover, including very negative responses.

Ms. Eberhardtat said the Corporate Europe Observatory called the release of the documents "incredible".

As I take in this incredible collection of documents, it really amazes me the breadth of his– and others– accomplishments to help those persecuted in Germany and elsewhere.

And We Were Here, directed by David Weissman and Bill Weber, is an incredible film that documents the impact of AIDS in San Francisco in the '80s and uses firsthand accounts from people who were caregivers to HIV/AIDS patients at the height of the epidemic.