Sentence examples for verbatim record of from inspiring English sources

A transcript of the examination survives and is the only verbatim record of the artist's voice.

As no verbatim record of Woolf's lectures survives, the speech below is taken from A Room of One's Own.

(1) A verbatim record of the hearing and of any other oral proceedings will be taken by reporter or by electronic recording, and filed with the ALJ.

Court transcripts, which could offer researchers a verbatim record of cases, are destroyed after five years, unless they have been placed under a preservation order.

The study confirmed what some researchers suspected: the day-old memory was a nearly verbatim record of what actually happened, but a week later memory was closer to a generic description of what usually happens.

A young psychologist saw Clive for a period of time in 1990 and kept a verbatim record of everything he said, and this caught the grim mood that had taken hold.

Of 502 sentences about self-management behavior extracted from the verbatim records of all subjects, 61 sentences were about infection control behavior.

The source said it was unlikely that the Trump administration has changed this, but verbatim records of some private presidential meetings and phone conversations are nonetheless kept in two ways.

He made a report upon his supposed spiritual communication occupying more than 100 pages in the "Proceedings of the American for Psychical Research," much of the report consisting of alleged verbatim records of his spooky conversation.

He said he had burned the secret documents in his Seattle backyard after Mr. Leibowitz came under investigation in mid-2009, but he recalled that there were about 200 pages of verbatim records of telephone calls and what seemed to be embassy conversations.

It was hardly what drove Zimbabwe's freedom fighters to find inspiration in his work: that was Marley's true rebel spirit, revealed in his devastatingly accurate depictions of ghetto life and official oppression and corruption – the pain of Slave Driver, the rage of Rebel Music, the fury of Them Belly Full (But We Hungry), and the verbatim recording of Haile Selassie's speech to the UN in War.