Sentence examples for barely recorded from inspiring English sources

From 1967 to 1976, Mr. Johnson barely recorded, devoting his energy to composing.

He added: "It will bring the kind of work that has traditionally been seen in alternative spaces, for short durations, and often barely recorded, into the museum.

We have an affection for elder statesmen, but this country is full of brilliant young, middle-aged people whose opinions are barely recorded.

Mr. McHenry, who's barely known outside New York (and barely recorded, with one CD, "Graphic," on Fresh Sound, a Spanish label), is coming out of the gate at an impressively high level.

Its existence is barely recorded in history books and picture archives, and hardly any of the original posters survive, but for a brief spell it was at the centre of London's protest scene, and its work provides a fascinating snapshot of an era when everyone seemed to have a cause and it felt as if the revolution were just around the corner.

Some of the world's most famous club nights were barely recorded at all, and while I think a lot of that stuff is probably better left to the imagination, I'm also quite proud of having documented British club life as it was in a certain time and place.

Since 1983's dispiriting Ain't but the One Way, Stone has been a recluse, barely recording a note.

This time, Advocaat's charges struck twice, once in dubious circumstances, while barely recording an intentional shot on target.

He argues that Delhi has four times as many vehicles as Mumbai but barely records any no-injury accidents, in a deliberate effort to keep crash statistics low.

When zapped by electric eels, for instance, he plunges back into the river and grabs them with both hands until he's so numb and senseless he can barely record the results in his journal.

But her ability to travel into the minds and feelings of people long dead, whose deaths were barely even recorded, is uncanny.