Sentence examples similar to an explicit chronicle of from inspiring English sources

His book of snapshots nostalgically recalls the carefree sexual practices of another era -- not to mention some truly awful furniture -- while her digital camera records an unblinkingly explicit chronicle of sexual experimentation in the cyberage.

Twice a week, a chronicle of New York and New Yorkers.

He did not specifically require an explicit recognition of Israel.

Early investigations could not identify an explicit cause of death.

Yiannapoulos's visit is an explicit violation of that purpose.

In this way, Mr. Pullman's book offers an explicit alternative to C. S. Lewis's "Chronicles of Narnia," with their pervasive Christian message.

A prologue makes this a chronicle of a death foretold.

Its archives are an indispensable chronicle of history and social progress.

These letters are not a chronicle of a lesbian attachment.

In some ways, this is a chronicle of a crisis foretold.

And here, laid out with an almost overwhelming accumulation of example, is a history of that measuring of time, a chronicle of the attempt to chronicle.