Sentence examples for recording the world from inspiring English sources

Artists began to think with their hands, working through ideas on paper, rather than merely recording the world.

And every day, his friend said, Mr. Loughner would get up and write in his dream journal, recording the world he experienced in sleep and its possible meanings.

The National Geographic-quality pictures evoke the perspective of the neutral observer, without an agenda, merely recording the world as it is.

In the visual arts, realism is manifested in a turn toward documentation, with artists increasingly interested in recording the world around them.

Dedicated to recording the world as it is, not as it should be, Sarah brings a similar unsparing focus to her relationships, even if it means hurting the people she loves the most, or for that matter herself.

The didactic naturalism of the Hudson River School -- obsessed with recording the world in minute detail but rooted in religious and nationalistic ideology -- was overtaken by styles filtering in from Europe.

Central African Republic recorded the world's lowest score.

"Anyway, they were the first to record the world as it was actually happening," he continued.

Everybody records the world somehow; experiences, pressures, happenings, they all leave their mark.

On the evidence of "Alan Lomax: The Man Who Recorded the World" his enemies and admirers were equally well armed.

The Man Who Recorded the World, as its extravagant title suggests, is a book that unashamedly celebrates the milkman.