Sentence examples for really document from inspiring English sources

A lot of photographers come and take photographs, but it takes someone from the area to really document the long term; to show life how it really happens.

Nobody could really document that the need to unload possessions affected older adults' decisions about moving to more manageable quarters – until now.

Ho and Tso say the approach the magazine as a kind of periodical, where they "can really document what's going on in our culture year after year," Ho said. .

"They're really documents.

But what "Other Pictures" really documents is the surprise that unexpected attention brings.

COMMENT FROM FRED: You really documented some very bad mistreatment of the foreign workers on U.S. bases in Iraq and Afghanistan.

In fact it really documented the natural development of sleep patterns in more than 1,000 babies from the ages of six to 36 months.

What Cohen is really documenting -- though he never says it quite this bluntly -- is the way eBay gradually lost the eBaysian spirit as it became an ever bigger, ever more successful business.

"This film documents — really documents — the feelings and sensations and emotional experiences of a simple soldier in a war which is very similar to those being conducted now in Gaza and in the West Bank," said Ron Ben-Yishan, an Israeli journalist famous for his reporting of the 1982 war and a character in the film.

"This is really documenting a very important evolutionary transition," says Zhe-Xi Luo of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh.

How much of that is really documented history?