Sentence examples for documented life of from inspiring English sources
ROME — Correggio had the least documented life of any of the important Italian High Renaissance artists.
The result is a readable and richly documented life of one of English literature's most extraordinary figures.
Ms. Niven, the author of books about Carl Sandburg and Edward Steichen, has dug deeply into the copiously documented life of her subject, drawing on access to substantial troves of previously undisclosed family papers.
Brendan Doyle, a somewhat wimpy American academic who's researching the scantily documented life of the mysterious 19th-century poet William Ashbless, is called to England at the whim of a millionaire who needs a Coleridge expert (Doyle had previously published a poorly reviewed biography of the Romantic poet).
Relatively little is known about Carrillo Fuentes compared to the heavily documented life of "El Chapo" Guzmán.
Outside of the United States, Robert Doisneau was documenting life on the streets of Paris during the postwar period.
She has an archive of thousands of negatives documenting life in the Delta region of Mississippi and women in the movement.
While social networks tell their users what is happening right now, these newer services document life of a year or more ago.
Instead of documenting Life-Charts on paper, patients enter data into the electronic devices of their choice.
He points out that, considering his well-documented life of hedonistic abandon, he doesn't look too bad for his age.
Hopcraft is probably best known for his peerless book The Football Man: People and Passions in Soccer, which documented the life of the game in the 1960s.
