Sentence examples for faithfully recorded from inspiring English sources

He is faithfully recorded.

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

All of his talks were 40 minutes long, took place at the university's basketball arena and were faithfully recorded.

There was, he writes, "an unbroken genetic link between Marie and the Iceman's mother, stretching back over 5,000 years and faithfully recorded in the DNA".

That will prompt Edge brokers to show up with a laptopful of photos depicting the view from that apartment, as faithfully recorded by remote-controlled balloon-suspended cameras.

A slight knee injury ("slight diminution of the quadraped muscles of the left thigh," Warwickshire's coach, Bob Woolmer, faithfully recorded) was abruptly diagnosed.

The signs of aging, already apparent in the painting, have been accentuated in the drawing, which faithfully records its subject's thinning hair and drooping head.

I got lost a few times but my eight Explorer maps were never, ever wrong, faithfully recording every wiggle of a thousand field boundaries.

"Being a journalist is not like being a surveillance camera at an A.T.M., faithfully recording every scene for future playback," L. Brent Bozell of the conservative Media Research Center has written.

In Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, the new Ian Dury biopic, there is a scene that faithfully records the first time Dury met his songwriting partner, Chaz Jankel.

At first, he sticks to facts, noting how Strauch "spits out his sentences the way old people spray saliva into the air" and faithfully recording the painter's vaguely philosophical circumlocutions, while admitting that he does not understand them.