Sentence examples for mere documentation from inspiring English sources
Mere documentation will not fill the bill.
But by Mr. Greenaway's account, his project exceeds mere documentation.
Among the earliest exhibits are photographs from Alphonse Bertillon's Darwinian experiments; among the latest exhibits a scene-of-the-crime shot of O.J. Simpson's house.It is remarkable how many of these photographs cross the line from mere documentation into art.
These images go beyond mere documentation to attain, in her words, a "static energy and charisma that can really communicate .The most popular of these works are portraits of her higher self.
In post-production one can see someone's character, especially in the documentary sense where there is no acting, but a mere documentation of the persona itself.
Walker Evans was another photographer whose work for the FSA transformed social documentation from mere record making into transcendent visual expression.
The visually expressive force of Atget's work, produced with a large-format camera, is a testament to the capacity of documentation to surpass mere record making to become inspiring experience.
If being a friend and a lover and a scout from a predatory alien species with plans to crush the inhabitants of this planet into mere particles and erase all documentation of their sociocultural past makes me a dork or a nerd — well then, heck.
The harrowing sculptural installation "Straight" — a hundred and fifty tons of rebar salvaged from schools destroyed in the 2008 Sichuan earthquake and arduously straightened — is not a mere pendant to Ai's documentation of the quake's victims; it is part of the same project, as massive and as essential as China itself.
The substantiative issue involved is the nature of Eusebius' source; where "gerüchte" suggests hearsay (Frend explains that Eusebius' κατέχει λόγος' "usually means mere suggestion" ), "it is recorded" suggests documentation.
Yet at that point in Utah, the popular opinion was that a lack of legal documentation was more than a mere infraction.
