Sentence examples for effort to record from inspiring English sources

"It gives you a new sense of worth, that somebody went to the effort to record your work".

A major collective effort to record the surviving languages began in the early 1970s, and fairly complete grammars or grammatical sketches of perhaps 100 languages are now available.

She spent the chaotic days of unrest searching for the mothers of demonstrators who'd been killed, in an effort to record their stories.

Such problems can now be investigated with the assurance that modern collectors have made every effort to record the oral tradition as it actually exists.

Like the Griot initiative, which recruits African-Americans, Historias is an effort to record the widest possible range of American experiences.

Adding little details about whatever I think about — it just seems funny to me that I would go to all the effort to record it".

Today, few leading novelists, poets, or critics have devoted serious effort to recording economic conditions in obscure corners of America.

Mr. Common, at least in Nygard's version of events, was particularly diligent in his efforts to record the show.

Much of the book is devoted to biographies of the often cantankerous figures who advanced and occasionally retarded efforts to record, explain and predict tornadoes.

In the years following World War II, initial efforts to record the crimes of the Nazi Party began in the newly formed State of Israel.

They must speak out against the killing of religious minorities, supporting local women's efforts to record all the evidence that is critical for proving accountability thereafter.