Sentence examples for the definitive document from inspiring English sources

Stop Making Sense, shot by Jonathan Demme across three nights at Hollywood's Pantages Theater on what would prove to be Talking Heads' final major tour is the definitive document of one of America's greatest bands.

Tiga's American Gigolo compilation is still the definitive document, and he used it, as well as his Sunglasses At Night cover, to launch himself as the nearly man of pop.

"Trios" is the definitive document of a chamberlike trio she has led on the road for the last 20 years, with her longtime partner Steve Swallow on bass, and Andy Sheppard on tenor and soprano saxophones.

These stimuli encourage a more richly networked brain, particularly the regions that govern social aspects of life," wrote Rebecca Brown and Harriet Ward in Decision Making Within a Child's Timeframe, devised as the definitive document for use in family courts, as the calling of expert witnesses declines and this 26-week deadline is enforced.

How many other bands could get away with a chorus punctuated by the Johnsonian exclamation: "Ye gods!" Recycled for the 1982 album Rip It Up, Louise Louise had first been committed to tape in much more raggedy and charming form in May 1981, at the Hellfire Club in Glasgow, on the demos that were later released as Ostrich Churchyard, the definitive document of the band's early years.

The Beatles: Live At Washington Colosseum 1964 is the definitive document of the best gig the band ever played.

One of the most uncompromising genre-blenders was 24-7 Spyz, whose 1990 album, "Gumbo Millennium," is both a definitive document of the movement and a good definition of it.

Ian Glasper has chronicled the whole period in a trilogy of books that form a definitive document of punk in the UK during the 80s.

The Russians probably also see dangers in the UN weapons inspectors' report becoming a definitive document about chemical weapons usage in Syria, that's likely to be why Ake Sellstrom's team is now being undermined both by the Russian government and the state-influenced Russian media.

The timeline is updated, as new information becomes available, and has become the definitive reference document about the event.

Thomas' riveting Fantagraphics book (and companion CD/MP3 on Light in the Attic Records), aptly titled Listen Whitey: The Sights and Sounds of Black Power 1965-1975 is a stunning culmination of Thomas' five year journey to compile the definitive aural document of the Black Power Movement.