Sentence examples for a long retrospective from inspiring English sources

Four years ago, the Guardian ran a long retrospective feature about Kate Bush's solitary 1979 tour.

MONICA FISHER, Los Angeles, posted on nytimes.com THE MITT WHO MIGHT HAVE BEEN The Times Magazine features a long retrospective on the tenure of a particular Massachusetts governor.

It is a long retrospective: she looks back to her childhood and adolescence at an institution called Hailsham, as well as, more briefly, forward to a desperately uncertain future.

An alternative for achieving an optimal number of embryos for biopsy is vitrification at the cleavage stage, which has also shown optimal performance in a long retrospective study [ 49].

Though Mr. Spencer doesn't avoid curmudgeonly cuteness when Martin becomes an invalid, he brings beautiful pace and variety to the long retrospective monologues.

He was recently honoured by the BFI with a month-long retrospective of his work, so – a few days after he spoke there – I went to his offices in Soho to talk about his life in film. .

He was recently honored by the British Film Institute with a month-long retrospective of his work, and a few days after he spoke there I went to his office to talk about his life in film. .

What resulted was Buckley's long retrospective view of the debate in Esquire magazine and Vidal's response, a lawsuit and a countersuit.

The morning papers dice up time, reacting to events as they occur and offering scant sense of what's to come, but long retrospective narratives like Bernstein's convey momentum and inevitability.

It then settled into a breezy, crisp account of Stravinsky's Symphony in C, part of a season-long retrospective of the composer's works by Carnegie Hall.

CBS announced Safer's retirement last week and celebrated his career on Sunday with an hour-long retrospective, Morley Safer: A Reporter's Life, that aired directly following the regular broadcast of 60 Minutes.