Sentence examples for vast documentation from inspiring English sources

Specialized historians and collectors will scrutinize the vast documentation, even though it suffers from being randomly piled up and, at times, frankly irrelevant, as is the case with so many tiny scraps unrelated to Degas or the ballet.

The indictment accuses the defendants of providing a soup-to-nuts operation: fashioning shelters with no economic purpose other than tax reduction, accompanied by vast documentation making false claims and hiding the bogus nature of the transactions.

One fails to understand, despite the vast documentation of overt corruption, how Collier can say even about the past: "By and large...the system ran pretty well without any real, let's say, policing, or scrutiny.

The sold-out tour that followed the album's release was greeted with hysteria and prompted vast photographic documentation, as if nobody was sure what to make of these strange, elusive perfectionists.

Looming in the memory of Richter admirers is "Atlas: 1964-1995," the vast, continuing documentation of his works and their sources, which was shown at the Dia Center for the Arts in 1995; it's a sort of one-man visual Library of Congress.

Four years of discovery produced vast piles of documentation, much of it still sealed at the request of the defendants, despite efforts by several media outlets (including The Economist) to have them made public.

Mr. Naaman, along with others who research humanities, social sciences and media trends, says the development of such a vast pool of documentation has staggering possibilities for understanding American culture — at least once they figure out how to harness and make sense of it.

When the Spanish finally conquered Petén in 1697 they produced a vast quantity of documentation.

Hamilton said there is now such a vast amount of documentation on the sect's abuses of children and woman, from Warren Jeffs' criminal cases to investigations done on the group, that the government had to begin paying attention.

But searching through the vast piles of Treasury documentation published around this week's budget, I cannot find any reference to "quality of life" or "wellbeing".

"The documentation is so vast now that the ISC may need more than investigator.