Sentence examples for through eyewitness from inspiring English sources

And the film repeatedly goes out of its way to give us the reactions -- through eyewitness accounts, letters, old films -- of young Americans coming to terms with their counterparts of other skin tones.

This new series, which has a sneak peek here and its official premiere on Wednesday night at 9, examines misdeeds within the community through eyewitness accounts and re-enactments, and the workings of Mr. Levi's team (above) — a group that the church says does not exist, according to the show's producers.

The article was entitled "Police Massacre in San Blas," and it re-creates, through eyewitness testimony, the examination of forensic and ballistic reports, and private social-media postings by police who were present, the events of March 26th of this year, when eight alleged members of the gang Mara Salvatrucha were killed at a coffee plantation.

As the details of the brutal attack began to be pieced together through eyewitness accounts and tweeted photographs and video clips, shocking footage was broadcast by ITV News of Adebolajo, holding a knife and a cleaver and with bloody hands, directly addressing the camera and attempting to justify the murder "because Muslims are dying daily", in language echoing the language of violent jihad.

Through eyewitness accounts and newly declassified documents, we watch how the West and Albania's newly elected democratic government, led by Berisha, cement their symbiotic relationship to renovate and build a modern country.

Through eyewitnesses, investigators were able to establish a partial license plate number.

After a crash, it may be helpful to document through eyewitnesses or other means whether a driver honked a horn, swerved to avoid another vehicle, stopped competently at an intersection, or otherwise acted to prevent or minimize a crash.

She interviewed people who knew her husband was having an affair and through their eyewitness accounts wrote down the dates, locations and circumstances of the alleged infidelities.

Through Gulfcoastspill, eyewitnesses can log sightings of the spill (oil on beaches, injured wildlife and volunteer activities etc)., recording their position and uploading photos, videos and comments.

Now a Web site (www.nationalgeographic.com/pearlharbor) from the National Geographic Society offers a chance to explore the battle through maps, photographs, eyewitness accounts and timelines.

By incorporating constructs like filler siphoning and criterial variability into a computational model, and trying to approximate empirical data, we can sort through explanations of eyewitness decision-making, a prerequisite for policy recommendations.