1 the people who will exist in the future: --
Their recollections were recorded for posterity.
Since the early 1900s, all this has changed: popular music has been preserved for posterity.
The history of these times we will continue to pass on to posterity.
Until the advent of sound recording, the only way of preserving music for posterity was through notation.
Yet the time scheme of the memorialists, despite its tense orientation to posterity, was not quite like that of a traditional value system.
Let us hope that detailed notes of their strategic discussions have been preserved for posterity.
For that surely is his greatest title to human recognition and posterity's regard.
Often, the deals they struck, like other legal contracts, were witnessed by notaries and recorded for posterity in the beautiful hand of notarial scribes.
Given the general lack of regard for film posterity among early twentieth-century producers and distributors, their disregard for the film's posterity is unsurprising.
