Sentence examples for accounts recorded from inspiring English sources

Although different in form, Nemes's fictional film (inspired by the real-life accounts recorded in the "scrolls of Auschwitz") shares with Lanzmann's work a preoccupation with what Primo Levi called the Nazis' "demonic crime" of attempting "to shift on to others – specifically, the victims – the burden of guilt".

And Lothar von Falkenhausen, an archaeologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, cautions against "proposing too direct a linkage between such environmental events with semimythical accounts recorded in texts of much later date".

Little is known about Henry's appearance; he was probably around 168 cm tall, and accounts recorded after his death suggested that he had a strong build, with a drooping eyelid.

The selection of the victims along with the procedures followed during the performance of the capacocha ceremony will be discussed, based on the bioarchaeological evidences from frozen mummies and the accounts recorded by the Spanish chroniclers.

The selection of the human victims along with a description of the procedures followed during the performance of the sacred capacocha ceremony will also be discussed, based on the bioarchaeological evidences from frozen mummies and the accounts recorded by the Spanish chroniclers.

This study reports the results and analysis of a compilation of historic accounts recording the date and sometimes cause of incision in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah.

This account, recorded at the Barbican in March, also has pre- and posthistory.

Another account records his being racked, in the Tower, to perjuriously confess his adultery and name other foolish young men (Norris, Brereton, Weston), of less "inferior" rank than him.

The accounts record £51,643 paid to Stags Limited during 2008-09, forentaltal of the ground and car parks".

Eyewitness accounts record how African-Americans (then described as "negros") had wept uncontrollably on the streets after Schmeling's victory.

Cards were a steady diversion, and his accounts record sums lost at them, the largest reaching nearly £10.