Sentence examples for verbatim means from inspiring English sources

She takes an absolute position: non-fiction means no fiction; just as verbatim means every word spoken on stage is a direct quotation.

It was inspired by Amy but it certainly didn't mean that every line was verbatim about my life.

The rise of verbatim drama meant audiences started looking to the theatre as a source of uncontaminated information.

Seven interviews were recorded with the explicit consent of each individual respondent and transcribed verbatim, with a mean duration of approximately 50 minutes per interview.

All interviews were transcribed verbatim and analysed by means of a standard content analysis framework.

But this is coming -- I mean, these are verbatim quotes from the Oval Office!" Both stories contained direct quotes from either Obama or Vice President Joe Biden.

This meant that no verbatim transcription was possible, precluding a thorough analysis of the spoken texts.

If the end of Kent's reign means a slackening of verbatim drama's grip on political plays, that will be a huge loss.

The interviews were transcribed verbatim and analysed for emergent themes by means of a 'grounded theory' approach.

Notes do not mean taking every word down verbatim.

Nansen's advice that dogs fed by stockfish provided the best means of polar travel was followed verbatim by Scott, with unfortunate consequences; nevertheless the two remained on good terms.