Sentence examples for is unrecorded from inspiring English sources
verb
To remove something that has been recorded
The play of domestic particulars and unashamed hyperbole gives these passages their life: New York is a spectacle but it is unrecorded, even by painters, and perhaps unrecordable; you are left inarticulate before it.
** The play of domestic particulars and unashamed hyperbole gives these passages their life: New York is a spectacle but it is unrecorded, even by painters, and perhaps unrecordable; you are left inarticulate before it.
What happened next is unrecorded.
Its status in flowers is unrecorded.
Whether anyone sent perishable material is unrecorded.
The origins of mountain biking are unrecorded.
His reply, and her musical requests, if any, are unrecorded.
If Mark Lyttle had not survived his ordeal in Latin America, his fate would most likely be unrecorded.
But some of the great moments are unrecorded ones, the inspiration shared between the athletes themselves.
There may have been unrecorded medical reasons for what appeared to be optional Caesareans, and this could have contributed to the increased number of rehospitalizations.
