Sentence examples for is barely recorded from inspiring English sources

Its existence is barely recorded in history books and picture archives, and hardly any of the original posters survive, but for a brief spell it was at the centre of London's protest scene, and its work provides a fascinating snapshot of an era when everyone seemed to have a cause and it felt as if the revolution were just around the corner.

We have an affection for elder statesmen, but this country is full of brilliant young, middle-aged people whose opinions are barely recorded.

Some of the world's most famous club nights were barely recorded at all, and while I think a lot of that stuff is probably better left to the imagination, I'm also quite proud of having documented British club life as it was in a certain time and place.

There is barely a record Federer hasn't broken: 10 consecutive grand slam finals, 23 consecutive semi-finals, 36 consecutive quarter-finals.

Smith said he is barely "convinced" that the record is worthwhile.

But how do you discover someone who is barely present in the records?

The recording is barely audible, but Schneider's voice can be heard giving instructions for using a Duragesic patch.

Ryan Murphy, who swept the backstrokes and kicked off the medley relay with a world record, is barely 21.

As a result, "We're All Gonna Die" is barely a folk rock record.

The video's backdrops alternate between the singer rolling about in the desert dust and scenes of crowd frenzy midway between a rave and a mosh-pit, in the midst of which Gaga flails her body alongside a guitarist whose instrument is barely audible on the record.

The sheer exhilarating sonic assault, heavy with sampling and with vocal effects that could pass for it (or for percussion), is barely suggested in a new recording from ECM (which of course also forgoes the visual assault of spotlights repeatedly searching the stage and the audience).