Sentence examples for exhaustive record from inspiring English sources

He also made an exhaustive record of everything he did, for curators of the future.

First, an exhaustive record of the mining sites was undertaken over a pilot area by pedestrian prospection.

Yet the more you read this exhaustive record, the less it seems to be happenstance, or casual.

The house is the nucleus of Badu's extended nuclear family, and the décor provides an exhaustive record of her interests and accomplishments.

"The FEC compiled an exhaustive record, went through thousands of broadcast commercials and carefully crafted these regulations based on the empirical record," Toner said.

But though unconventionally broadcast and sadder and harder to watch, this exhaustive record of Wilke's death is not all that different and no more illuminating in its pathetic yet brave self-exhibitionism from, say, Anna Nicole Smith's reality television series.

Following an exhaustive recording session with his trio, pianist Dred Scott came out to Fat Cat to administer a paddling to any cocksure musician who had his number.

I actually have some empathy for Anti-government, Anti-corporate Guy because government bodies and corporations do have long, exhaustive records of making mistakes and causing harm.

(Our list contains relatively few incidents from the 1970s and 1980s, in part because exhaustive records from those years are hard to find. There was a spike in violence against churches in the 1990s, which led Congress to pass the Church Arson Prevention Act in 1996).

(Our list contains relatively few incidents from the 1970s and 1980s, in part because exhaustive records from those years are hard to find. However, one report has found that there were 1,420 church fires in 1980 alone. There was a spike in violence against churches in the 1990s, which led Congress to pass the Church Arson Prevention Act in 1996).

(Our list contains relatively few incidents from the 1970s and 1980s, in part because exhaustive records from those years are hard to find. There was a spike in violence against churches in the 1990s, which led Congress to pass the Church Arson Prevention Act in 1996).