Sentence examples for faithfully record from inspiring English sources

With carefully designed sample cleaning, conodonts faithfully record seawater 87Sr/86Sr.

They faithfully record fact, but also empathetically embody the experiential aura of a place.

Sunshine Coast University marine geographer Patrick Nunn and University of New England linguist Nicholas Reid believe that 21 Indigenous stories from across the continent faithfully record events between 18,000 and 7000 years ago, when the sea rose 120m.

He had given the entries dates up to six months in the past but failed to realise that the software would faithfully record the actual date on which he made them.

As we usually faithfully record the disparaging remarks of readers in this column, I am happy to record that John Thompson, the original complainant, was pleased with the outcome: "I am actually very impressed with the way the Guardian handled the whole issue, and pleased that they have taken this decision".

"There's little doubt about the timing, because lake sediments faithfully record the state of the environment," says paleolimnologist Mark Brenner of the University of Florida in Gainesville.

He is faithfully recorded.

Instead of faithfully recording the past, it keeps rewriting history.

The last edition faithfully recorded "Thatcherism" and "Thatcherite".

And so the faithfully recorded Maxim guns and Lee-Enfields fell silent.

It faithfully records your interactions and transmits them back to Amazon for analysis.