Sentence examples for the surviving documents from inspiring English sources

A brown carton in my basement contains most of the surviving documents of my childhood, and they present a pretty fair portrait of my pre-teen obsessions.

Typically, in the surviving documents, the pen was cut wide at the tip to produce a pronounced thick and thin structure to the line of letters.

That this tradition is one-sided is shown by the surviving documents of the reign and the energy with which Claudius carried out the affairs of government.

But if many of the surviving documents about him concern money, that does not mean that money was all he made.

But apart from such moments of emotion, Duch has maintained a confident, didactic tone in the courtroom, prefacing his answers with phrases like "based on my analysis and assumption" and "according to the surviving documents".

In early 2015, my husband, Carlos Javier Ortiz, began working on "A Thousand Midnights," a photo series and short film that use the surviving documents of my mother's family history, juxtaposed with pictures of Chicago's black communities today, to explore the legacy of the Great Migration a century after it began.

And to make matters more interesting, the musical scholar Maynard Solomon has surmised, on the basis of some of the scant surviving documents in the composer's hand, that Schubert was gay.

It was written in at some time between 742 and 749 and is one of the few surviving documents from the period that relate the ecclesiastical history of East Anglia.

This correspondence between the two kings produced the first surviving documents in English diplomatic history.

The oldest surviving documents in Armenian date from the 9th to 10th century ad.

The only surviving documents surrounding their meeting derive from Freud's discussions, years after the event, with his pupil Marie Bonaparte.