Sentence examples for fascinating reconstruction from inspiring English sources

His fascinating reconstruction of the "tune in, turn on" era ushered in by Timothy Leary and other evangelists for LSD shows that radical ideals were as pervasive in the culture as soccer moms are today.

The result is a fascinating reconstruction, which shows Isabella and Sam as in some ways absolutely typical of a certain new stratum of the mid-Victorian middle classes - thrusting, entrepreneurial and upwardly mobile: only a couple of generations from the servant class, and one from the sort of people who lived "over the shop".

Little, Brown; 496 pages; £20A thorough and fascinating reconstruction of one of the less heroic episodes of the second world war, in which more than three dozen young women were sent by Maurice Buckmaster, an incompetent official in Britain's Special Operations Executive, to be agents behind enemy lines.

In its typically rather detached way, Jurowski's account was both a fascinating exercise in historical reconstruction and a satisfying musical experience in its own right.

Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott said that Bennett Miller's drama, with a script by Dan Futterman, "is a fascinating and fine-grained reconstruction of that period in its subject's life, a time when he pursued literary glory and flirted with moral ruin".

Beneath the love story Soderbergh and his team of make-up artists tell a fascinating visual story about facial reconstruction.

"Our reconstruction of the fascinating lifestyle of these mysterious creatures is just beginning".

His reconstruction is long and fascinating, starting with the procession from Elis and proceeding on through the preparation of tracks for the races, sacrifices to Zeus and the festival events one by one.

We also highly recommend Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist, which blends archive, reconstruction and insightful interviews with Vivienne Westwood's fascinating network of collaborators, guiding us on her journey from a childhood in postwar Derbyshire to the catwalks of Paris and Milan.

(One of the most fascinating things in Martin Scorsese's documentary "No Direction Home" is the reconstruction of the young Robert Zimmerman's impassioned discoveries in his own personal audiothèque).

One of the more-fascinating aspects of study of the Caspian has been the reconstruction of long-term fluctuations over the centuries from archaeological, geological, and historical evidence.