Sentence examples for journal documents from inspiring English sources

It was a favoured trick of his surrealist precursors, from Ernst to the pages of Georges Bataille's late-20s journal Documents.

When Bataille was offered the editorship of a new 'primitive'-oriented beaux-arts journal, Documents, the group hijacked the magazine for their own purposes.

Journal documents use a special format that can be edited only with other Tablet PCs; to share them with the un-Tableted, you have to export them to a Web or graphics format that turns them into pictures.

Even now, as Obama knows his major challenge is to win working-class constituencies, Bloomberg News reports that his campaign is "tilting towards Rubinomics" while the Wall Street Journal documents his campaign aides aggressively "trying to wrap themselves in business's embrace by wooing some of the best-known chief executives".

This reflection on a new way to address the work of forms that Bataille presents in his journal Documents, according to Didi-Huberman, amounts "to implementing the alteration and declassification of the aesthetic (which is called taste) into the aesthesic (which is called desire, pain, disgust), and of the symbol (shareable) into symptom (intractable)".

2. Keep a summer journal documenting the price of gas in your area between now and the end of the season.

Teaching with The Times- Keep a journal documenting natural phenomena of all kinds around the world, as they are reported in The New York Times.

Carly Smithson, the Irish barkeep who lives in San Diego, was the subject of a 2002 article on the front page of The Wall Street Journal documenting how MCA Records had spent more than $2 million marketing her album.

During their junior year at Tenafly High School, Ms. Denberg and Mr. Somberg were paired as a team in a "family life" class, where they were given a doll and asked to keep a journal documenting their efforts at parenthood.

They kept a detailed journal documenting everything they observed, just as Darwin did.

In a journal documenting six years of this nightmare, Renee Sundquist described constant stress.