Sentence examples for vividly document from inspiring English sources

"The competing photographers dramatically and vividly document what people do to each other and to their children ", said Jury Chairman Prof. Dr. Klaus Honnef.

Until then, as Blum vividly documents, the dominant thinking in psychology was very different.

They have been thoroughly and vividly documented by human rights groups, both in Cambodia and abroad.

Kuczynski's book vividly documents such a culture; it also conforms in every measure to that culture's catechism.

None of the children appeared in court, but their lawyers have vividly documented their suffering in court papers.

Brad Stone's new book, "The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon," vividly documents just how troubled the Amazon/publisher relationship became by about 2004.

Given the horrors Becker so vividly documents in "Overbooked," it might be time for places like Cambodia and Dubai to adopt a similar approach.

The individual lives whose tribulations and small triumphs Reeves so vividly documents, and the relationships she establishes with her subjects, are as revealing as they are engaging.

This incomprehensible loss – "There is no cure for this grief" – is vividly documented over a half-century in her poems with startling, poignant clarity: "See what you miss by being dead".

While this still grandiose town was officially founded by Julius Caesar, its roots go back further to the Celts and Lombards (known as Longobardi) vividly documented in the outstanding Archeological Museum, which stands in the imposing Piazza del Duomo.

(The bonus disk all too vividly documents four successive stages of degradation). Besides rendering the voice unrecognizable, the constant shifts in equalization are vastly more distracting than mere surface noise.