Sentence examples for extensively chronicled from inspiring English sources

Never has a leader been more extensively chronicled.

The review correctly points out that the 1912 election has been so extensively chronicled that it leaves an author little room for novelty.

I guess what made it special is that it has been extensively chronicled, and that it has been done in English, so I've had more access to it.

Johnny Carson and "The Tonight Show" have been extensively chronicled, including in books over the years from Carson himself and from his longtime co-host, Ed McMahon.

While responses like this by Roman Catholic bishops and cardinals have been extensively chronicled and are no longer shocking, they remain infuriating.

The extent of the abuse suffered by the children who went to Australia was extensively chronicled in a 1998 report by the British Parliament's Select Committee on Health, and in a 2001 report by the Australian Senate.

Here we extensively chronicle the various mutational approaches that have been applied to human VHs and VLs to improve their biophysical properties such as expression yield, thermal stability, reversible unfolding and aggregation resistance.

The absence of red carpet festivities will also have an effect on syndicated entertainment magazines, particularly "Entertainment Tonight" and "Access Hollywood". Bitter rivals, the two programs traditionally jockey for the best camera positions and extensively chronicle star interviews and fashions in the days after the telecast.

Kleinzahler was born in blue-collar New Jersey, a state (and state of mind) he has chronicled extensively.

The other was Tikopia, an atoll in the Solomon Islands that he chronicled extensively in nine books, including the 1963 work "We, the Tikopia".

NSW's tidal pools have been chronicled extensively from cultural and historical standpoints, but this is the first time they have been mapped using 3D modelling software.