Sentence examples for fully chronicled from inspiring English sources

Or that my amateurish tactics — hiding on the floor of minivans, dodging plainclothes security men — would not be fully chronicled in some manila file?

Jellinek eventually reached New York Cubaba was only a way station for refugees waiting to be admitted to America — and became part of an emigration whose impact on postwar American culture has yet to be fully chronicled.

Jellinek eventually reached New York Cuba was only a way station for refugees waiting to be admitted to America and became part of an emigration whose impact on postwar American culture has yet to be fully chronicled.

The discovery provoked a sharp realization of folly: How could the reporter, conducting interviews for a magazine article, have ever imagined that conversations in the activist's home would not be bugged; that amateur tactics — hiding on the floor of minivans, dodging plainclothes security men — would not be fully chronicled in some manila file?

The story of possibly the original celebrity stalker has been fully chronicled for the first time.

But one thing is certain: The world of Mary and Joseph was a difficult and dangerous place, one whose harsh conditions were not fully chronicled in the Gospel accounts of their travails.

Rights groups say it will take months or years to fully chronicle the devastation the refugees are fleeing.

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The African-American experience had already been fully and faithfully chronicled by actual African-Americans of the era, let's not forget, such as Richard Wright (Native Son) and Ralph Ellison (Invisible Man).

But now there crept in a dark episode, decidedly less glamorous, though spectacular enough, and which must be chronicled in order to appreciate more fully the second chapter of the golden harvest.

Far more common is the contrasting (and recently chronicled) phenomena where an act emerges on to their debut record fully formed, in their best possible incarnation, never to repeat such an achievement again.