Sentence examples for systematically kept from inspiring English sources

While not systematically kept, the diaries cover nearly 90 years of American life.

All my love stories and breakups have been recorded and systematically kept.

The art of classic Hollywood movies is defined in large measure by its exclusions by the symbolic expression of all that was systematically kept out.

Should she actually win in November, she'll have overcome a political process that, until Obama, systematically kept everyone but white men from the presidency for the last 220-plus years.

The three-judge panel rejected Mr. Miller's arguments that prosecutors had systematically kept black people off the jury and that the judge had allowed jurors to hear "prejudicial and unsubstantiated" testimony.

The film narrows its characters to walking Post-Its of issues, even while, for the most part — thanks to the exertions of the fine cast — they come off as individuals, yet ones whose depth of experience is systematically kept out of the movie.

It was then that pioneering historians began to do what most historians had thought impossible: create crime statistics for eras that did not systematically keep crime data.

Of the 7,447 people registered under the sex-offender law in New Jersey, it is not clear how many were juvenile offenders, since the state does not systematically keep track of their ages.

But many great documentaries in the pure observational mode, in which the filmmakers systematically keep themselves out of it, have been made in the last fifty years (notably, those by Frederick Wiseman).

How can companies systematically keep track with what's being said about them on the web?

The absence of significant interaction effects between AAD and situational uncertainty in all regression models suggest that feeling unsure does not systematically keep students from participating in classroom dialogue and does not impair the quality of their contributions.