Sentence examples for a powerful record of from inspiring English sources
"Unlicensed spectrum has a powerful record of driving innovation, investment and economic growth — hundreds of billions of dollars of value creation for our economy and consumers," he told the committee on Wednesday.
By turns elegant and raw, A Grief Observed is a powerful record of thought and emotion experienced in real time, and as much the biography of a love as it is an exploration of grief and faith.
Cumulatively, the photographs in the show form a powerful record of their time, preserving historical events or intimate moments like Joe DiMaggio kissing Marilyn Monroe before their marriage ceremony in 1954, or trivial scenes like the anguish expressed by a teenager when Elvis Presley's character dies in his first movie, "Love Me Tender" (1956).
It's a powerful record of loss of innocence, and a dark reminder of the potential for violence that stalks every step of the march to freedom.
In 2001, Hunter released "Rant," a powerful record full of nostalgic rave-ups, acerbic assessments of his fellow-man, and emotional ballads.
A sickly, effeminate child with a disastrous self-image, he understood right away that photographs were emotionally powerful records of fact, but also magical things that could, in the right hands, make the ugliest duckling look like a presentable swan.
I think the film will stand as one of the most powerful records of one of the most terrible episodes in human history.
While these two generals clearly have proven and powerful records of strategic intellect, they also both hold personal experiences of the horror of war.
The photographs of Ernest C. Withers — of the Little Rock integration battle, of the Emmett Till murder trial, of the aftermath of the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — are among the most powerful records of the civil rights movement.
As we put our shoes back on and headed to the door, I realized this was why Nothing would prove to be one of the most powerful records of the year: it epitomizes our common struggle to find meaning in the emptiness around us and especially the most fathomless of empty spaces, death. Michelle Lhooq.
