Sentence examples for a valuable record from inspiring English sources

It is a valuable record of the scenes and events that he witnessed.

His book, The Fall of Feudalism in Ireland (1904), is a valuable record of his time.

For contemporary readers the books offer a valuable record of gay and lesbian life in the 1950s.

The 1955 movie version of the play, which also starred Harris, is a valuable record of what made her unique in the role: her impassioned innocence.

His letters to intellectual figures such as Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo and Leopoldo de Cueto constitute a valuable record of his impressions on many topics of the era.

As a forerunner of the later local colourists, she provided a valuable record of the time and place, although technically her fictions suffered on comparison with later writers.

The account he prepared of the Mekong River expedition, Voyage d'exploration en Indo-Chine, 1866 68 (1873; "Voyage of Exploration in Indochina, 1866 68"), is a most valuable record of the political and economic situation of the countries through which the explorers passed in the 1860s.

The last 13 patients had a severe peripheral involvement preventing any valuable recording of the central pathway.

The DNPR and the DPDB contain detailed nationwide records of all pathology specimens analyzed in Denmark since 1997, and an incomplete but nonetheless valuable record of specimens from some pathology departments dating back to the 1970s.

What they do provide is a valuable historic record of a bygone era.

His depictions of Manchu hunts and battles provide a valuable visual record of the times.