Sentence examples for the ultimate document from inspiring English sources

Joseph Wright of Derby's An Experiment on a Bird in the Air-Pump, painted in 1768, today in the National Gallery, is the ultimate document of this scientifically minded visual culture.

As the revived magazine's current editor-at-large, Claire is hardly immune to the prevailing nostalgia for Omni's heyday, but she's also the first to acknowledge that "Omni is the ultimate document of white science fiction bullshit".

So the games are the ultimate documents that inspire us".

From the landowner's perspective, an option to lease, either as a separate document or contained within the ultimate lease document, typically begins the process.

Then again, when you're advocating for one of the ultimate process documents, it's kind of hard to argue against process.

The ultimate underground jazz document, this is a lo-fi, live solo-piano lecture-concert bursting with personality.

The Civil War, in the popular mind, is the ultimate in thoroughly documented history, relegated to memorials and manicured battlefields, with little left to reveal, especially after relic hunters and development companies have worked over the land.

But what to include in this most important of documents – the ultimate galactic epitaph to humanity?

Lord Wallace of Saltaire said discussions were continuing between government departments over the "large issues" relating to national security and diplomatic relations and he backed the cabinet secretary's role as the ultimate arbiter over what documents could be published.

"The judge, special advocate and Government counsel, will debate how best to treat each document, but the Courts will have the ultimate power to decide which documents, or parts thereof, should be heard in open court.

Ministry officials and loyalists now cite this document as the ultimate truth.