Sentence examples for through the archival from inspiring English sources

He goes through the archival records, transcripts, published documents and proceedings, arguing that rather than delivering justice, the Nuremberg trials and the many lesser trials that followed them did little more than channel feelings of revenge into an ordered and regulated form.

Once we started going through the archival footage we wanted to make them more abstract so we them up and made them black and white.

By sifting through the archival records from the meteor procession that took place on Feb. 9, 1913, sleuthing stargazers pieced together the surprisingly large path of the rare astronomical event.

Depth and temperature records (Figure 9a; 10a, section 3) indicate that bluefin in the NWC display a unique foraging behavior in relation to the North Wall of the North Atlantic current that can be identified by diving behaviors, ambient temperature and thermoregulatory biology observed through the archival tag records.

When she was researching this novel, Drabble went back to Newnham and looked through all the archival material relating to her mother's intake at Cambridge.

Daniel Hernandez, Chicano Resource Center librarian, looks through some of the archival material from the Anthony Quinn Library in East Los Angeles.

It is achieved in Burns's signature style through prolonged immersion in the archival past (and the avoidance of any filmed re-creations of events for which no visual testimony exists), by the sustained quality of analytic narrative, by a stellar cast of voices (Eleanor's letters are read, piercingly, by Meryl Streep), and by the impeccable authority of those consulted or interviewed on screen.

And he has prowled through the various archival records that have slowly been opened to scholars.

The game's creator, the Irish artist and filmmaker David OReilly, superimposes meaning through the use of archival audio clips, taken from a series of lectures that the British philosopher Alan Watts delivered in the nineteen-sixties.

Thumbing through the book's archival photos was like viewing a black-and-white kinescope of an architectural dream city that, many readers realized with a shock, had really existed.

Mixing interviews, music, and inventive animation, Malik Bendjelloul's riveting film follows Rodriguez's cloud-covered trail back to Detroit, picking its way judiciously through the debris of archival evidence, following the money (at least up to a point), deliberately using the trees to stop us from seeing the enchanting narrative wood.