Sentence examples similar to all indispensable records from inspiring English sources

Quite apart from the need for records to maintain adequate control of its collections, a museum's documentation system provides an indispensable record of the information associated with the objects for research.

The journals of Edmond and Jules Goncourt are an indispensable record of the events of the day, but the brothers omitted any mention of Courbet's paintings in their first Salon review, because his Realism—"matter glorified"—offended them.

It is perhaps her most shattering and indispensable recording.

Heinrich is on the Naxos wish list; if a suitable champion can be enlisted, this would be another indispensable recording.

This is the one indispensable recording of this familiar work, with Bernstein both conducting and playing the piano, paired with an equally fine "American in Paris".

The differences were significant (P < 0.05) for all indispensable AA.

The possibilities are myriad and all indispensable to a technology-driven approach to decarbonizing our grid.

And, to me, they were all indispensable.

Be worth it to others/and yourself; Be innovative', and best of all: "indispensable".

There are well over a hundred CDs of his music, most of it on intrepid small labels such as Hat Art, New Albion, CRI, CPO, and the indispensable Mode Records, which is in the process of issuing parallel editions of Feldman and Cage.

All these indispensable public services need adequate resources.