Sentence examples for doesn't recount from inspiring English sources

History doesn't recount who gave Cesare Borgia syphilis, but we do know when and where he got it.

Following the acquisition in 2011, Sofia worked with Gilead for about a year to manage the transition process, a time he doesn't recount fondly.

Zia doesn't recount the details of the conversation, but she remembers that suddenly, to her great astonishment, Rose announces, "Helen, you've got to decide if you're black or white".

Noah also came to understand why Russell doesn't recount past cruelties — why give credence to them when he long ago rose to a higher existential plane, allowing only Russell to define Russell?

He does not recount the suffering of ordinary individuals because he has not met many of them.

The Polish-born Gross, a professor of history at Princeton University, does not recount their story; even had he known it, there'd have been no room, or time.

The Nibelungenlied, a medieval romance, does not recount the epic adventures of mythical dwarves but those of real-life Burgundian kings.

"While this novel was inspired by certain events in my life, it does not recount the actual events of my life," Mr. Glass writes.

The trouble is that, although The Iliad tells part of the story of this war, it does not recount in any detail the elopement of Helen - nor does it mention the trademark Trojan horse.

While Mr. Crowe did write for Creem as a young man and the magazine's former editor, Lester Bangs, is a character in the movie, for most of the film the protagonist is working on an article for Rolling Stone; the film does not recount Mr. Crowe's experiences writing for Creem.

Insofar as it does not recount an actual event a fable is "probable" rather than "true".