Sentence examples for recorded accounts from inspiring English sources

Recorded accounts from any period, even if wrong-headed, form layers that can be profitably sifted.

One of the earliest recorded accounts of a European exploring the cave was made in 1917, when Colonel Richard Meinertzhagen accidentally entered the cave while exploring the mosque.

At the urging of the butler, her nurses recorded accounts of Mrs. Astor's activities, eventually filling 30 notebooks; they listened in on private meetings via a baby monitor.

It is unfair to attend this ballet expecting the orchestra's performance of the score to rival the classic recorded accounts by Fritz Reiner, Pierre Boulez and other great conductors.

I would say that (other than my own, of course) the most interesting current books on Rwanda are the French reporter Jean Hatzfeld's trilogy of intensely observed and recorded accounts of the lives of survivors and killers in the aftermath of the genocide in one small community in southeastern Rwanda.

There's a gestural 1951 painting on paper by the Italian artist Enrico Baj, from the Milanese movement Arte Nucleare, and a recent peephole-size audio slide show, a scant five minutes long, of drawings by Amy Sillman, illustrating recorded accounts of people's dreamed brushes with radiation.

Liberia is the worst-affected country at the heart of what is the worst Ebola outbreak ever recorded, accounting for almost 700 of the total 1,552 deaths.

Common assaults where no injury was recorded accounted for about 11% of hate crimes – 220 incidents – while racially or religiously motivated aggravated assault resulting in bodily harm accounted for 1.5%, or 30 such crimes.

He brings a profound compassion and a controlled rage to accounts of moral obscenities, while also recording accounts of deep solidarity among the victims, even under terrifying circumstances.

Merely recording accounts of sexual harassment will not change attitudes.

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