Sentence examples for surviving documentation from inspiring English sources

The surviving documentation of the accountancy and negotiations involved is considerable.

However, based upon the surviving documentation, their plots do not stick out as particularly original.

They are the earliest primary source available on Freud's childhood and the only surviving documentation of his adolescence.

Wootton explains right at the beginning how the surviving documentation has long been winnowed and spun by friends and scholars eager to paint Galileo as a good Catholic.

I think there have been too many 800-pagers, particularly about 19th- and 20th-century figures, where the wealth of surviving documentation makes them unwieldy with superfluous knowledge.

Ms. Irgang admits that there is no surviving documentation to prove such a connection, but she said old photographs of Mr. Eltinge as a woman strongly resemble the faces on the mural.

It is the hypothetical ancestor common to all Algonquian speech, 4,000 words that scholars have compiled from the surviving tongues and documentation of the extinct ones.

Soft furnishings were often the most valuable component of a household in early America, and surviving evidence and documentation indicate that Charles and Harriet Carroll decorated their 1801 summer home in the latest fashion.

Most of what is known about the missing works comes from surviving librettos and other documentation, including Monteverdi's own extensive correspondence.

Schorr's project follows the artworld precedent established by Eleanor Antin's 1972 performance art, The King, and Adrian Piper's 1972-1975 ongoing performance The Mythical Being, and the surviving photo and filmed documentation, which consist of the artists assuming the persona of men confronting stereotypes of gender, and in Piper's case, of race.

It is the exception and not the rule to see so much documentation survive a conflict.