Anderson doesn't merely adorn his soundtracks with pop music; his aphoristic dialogue has the incisive precision of lyrics, and his freewheelingly impulsive characters — despite their punctilious stylization — are essentially rock revisited and revived.
I want to go back and revisit essentially the Cournot Model.
As is his norm, he remained silent between songs such as "Tangled up in Blue" and "Highway 61 Revisited," and offered essentially the same collection of tunes as the week before, save most notably for a cover of "Why Try to Change Me Now?" In contrast, Young, who performed Saturday before McCartney, played a set of old and new original material, acoustic and electric, mellow and impassioned.
But The Economist, revisiting a familiar criticism that Goldman Sachs is essentially a hedge fund in investment bank drag, warns that "the trading models that have propelled Goldman will be tested one day".
But defense lawyers say that prosecutors have told them that Dr. Martell would soon file a report in which he essentially agrees with Dr. Fisher's conclusions, and that the Justice Department would be revisiting the matter.
There has been talk about revisiting the show in 10 or 20 years' time, but essentially an idea that started out in 2001 as half a pilot has come to its natural end.
"Blessed," essentially a solo with a couple of appearances by guest artists, was a way for Ms. Stuart to revisit her New Orleans roots.
The financial legislation passed last year required the agency to revisit the issue, and last month it issued a proposal that would leave its longstanding policies essentially unchanged.
When Mr. Howard would not relent, Ms. Ellis gave him a modest prerecording budget, essentially in the hope that he would learn how difficult making an album is and agree to revisit the list she had provided.
For Memoir, Dater revisited her journals, re-reading pages of love gained and lost, dreams, different experiences; essentially rediscovering herself after a period of six decades.
