Sentence examples for mostly unrecorded from inspiring English sources

Its origins remain comparatively obscure, its workshops mostly unrecorded, its designers unknown; consequently, its dating is extremely difficult.

Deakin was absent (he's taking the year off), and, to my surprise, the band, instead of performing songs from "Strawberry Jam" — the entire album was leaked online later that month — played mostly unrecorded material and songs from its back catalogue.

"Studying the unwritten vernacular of a society reveals important and mostly unrecorded facts about it," he says.

Native American losses went mostly unrecorded but it is estimated that more than 400,000-500,000 died, mostly from a smallpox epidemic.

"Queer history is largely unrecorded," said McClelland. "There isn't a tradition of passing down stories.

The scarcity of quantitative information about the use of fuelwood and charcoal in developing countries is mostly due to measuring problems: because fuelwood is cut and gathered locally by members of the household that will use it, the whole cycle of use goes largely unrecorded.

Dance itself, because it mostly went unrecorded, was little studied in a serious way, and there was no reason that tap should have been an exception.

The results of these personal modifications mostly went unrecorded.

Every eyewitness died, and piecing together what can be remembered from 37 mostly brief and unrecorded phone calls made from the plane does not provide a clear or necessarily reliable picture.

"They that were lost," as the prophet Isaiah described them, mostly illiterate peasant farmers, their long history and distinct language almost completely unrecorded.

Their successes go unrecorded.