Sentence examples for most recorded of from inspiring English sources

Authoritative interpreter of vast swaths of 20th-century British and choral repertoire, one of the most recorded of all living conductors, a man capable of sustaining parallel careers on opposite sides of the world, Hickox was a ubiquitous presence.

It has become one of the most recorded of all 20th century musical works.

In the years following his centenary in 1960, Mahler rapidly became one of the most performed and most recorded of all composers, and has largely remained thus.

These are as unrewarding as most records of art-interventions, but fortunately Hartley has a foot in another camp.

Unfortunately, soon after the treatments were performed, the CCC disbanded and most records of the treatments were lost.

This dataset represents only a small sample of total diaspora return, but most records of returnees are not digitized.

Most records of Ophiocordyceps reported in Taiwan were from ants; others were from wasps, grasshoppers, flies, stink bugs or rove beetles (Tzean et al. 1997a, and see Key to genera of Ophiocordycipitaceae in Taiwan herein).

Dr Evans said: "In past decades, most records of sperm whales in British waters have been of lone adult males around Scotland, mainly off the Northern Isles and the Hebrides.

S. depereti (MN 3 MN 7/8) is older than most records of Chalicomys but is dentally very similar, such that in some cases it is difficult to distinguish the two taxa [16], [61].

This genetic group dominates in the Pacific where it likely accounts for most records of D. foeniculaceus[ 22].

However, deciding to make The Planets – one of the most frequently recorded of all 20th-century orchestral masterpieces – the centrepiece of this second disc seems unduly cautious.