Sentence examples for book recorded from inspiring English sources

What struck me most on first reading – and didn't let me down on the second – was the frankness and intelligence with which the book recorded attitudes to immigration.

A straitjacket and a spilled bag of handcuffs fill another display, with a notation from the night watch book recorded at 2 a.m. on Feb. 25, 1913.

The book recorded Miller's reconstruction of the extinct fishes he had discovered in the Old Red Sandstone and contended, on theological grounds, that their perfection of development disproved the theory of evolution.

But Mr. Sherlock mentioned Mr. Chapman's taped reading of the book, recorded in a single night in the studio of a Chapman friend, Harry Nilsson, at a time when audiobook recordings were not yet commonplace.

When Flaubert traveled to Egypt in 1849, he, along with Sir Richard Burton — easily the most interesting men in Bernstein's book — recorded some of the most detailed, salacious and divine views of sex in the East, which still color our vision today.

But, trusting in the liberal sentiments of the great, who shut their eyes to the faults of their inferiors and abstain from divulging the crimes of humble men, we have in this book recorded, by way of abridgment, some rare events, stories, poetry and accounts about ancient kings, spending a portion of our precious life in the task.

Guest book recording visitors to the Department of Neurological Surgery from its founding in 1949 until 1987.

Zodiac Sign-In Book: Record Your Friends' Autographs and Birthdays on their Zodiac Sign.

I knew this from James's little book recording his visits to Giacometti's studio.

The Protector, a ruthless landowner, commissions the Boy to make a book recording his glory.

One book records the names of 22,000 Gypsy victims, including their children born at Auschwitz.