Using primary source testimony in this way – verbatim, but re-enacted and set to music – is a radical way to make a historical movie.
The memory finds its way verbatim into his 2006 novel, Swimming to Ithaca, when the young hero steps off the aeroplane into "the heavy hand of heat, like a slap in the face", but the moment appears to have set off deeper reverberations.
I can repeat the same thing off the top of my head verbatim because the way I nail the notes is what stays in my head.
Liars will avoid contractions, re-start sentences, and often repeat the question verbatim as a way of stalling and coming up with a suitable answer.
The fact that, thanks to the indiscretion of one of his colleagues, his extremely frank exposition of this dilemma found its way almost verbatim into the Financial Times demonstrated, if nothing else, how completely he enjoyed the confidence of the new ministerial team in London.
Qualitative rigour was ensured in the follow ways: (1) verbatim recording, transcribing of recordings and writing of notes during the process of interview were carried out and (2) any paraphrasing of interview content done on the part of the researchers was verified when the patients came down to the clinics for during their next appointment.
We should process the quotation marks on their stories in a different way – not as verbatim, but as something purer.
Ways to handle verbatim responses, interpret task success and efficiency metrics, understand click path behavior, identifying the most salient usability issues, and presenting usability data in a compelling way are reviewed.
In "The Permanent Way" he recently used verbatim theater to denounce Britain's crash-prone railroads.
Though presented in a way that suggests a verbatim transcript, the order of the interview is sometimes altered, and the wording of questions is changed — for clarity or context, editors say.
