Sentence examples for he retrospectively from inspiring English sources

His music teacher, we learn, was the go-between for the love letters his father received from the woman who became his second wife, and his son was enlisted to deliver them; he retrospectively marvels at this.

In one of disappointingly few insights into his songwriting, he retrospectively interprets his 1966 "mini-opera" medley "A Quick One, While He's Away" as a cryptic account of his time with Denny.

Rimbaud was going through a spiritual and moral crisis, and in Une Saison en enfer he retrospectively examines the hells he had entered in search of experience, his guilt-ridden and unhappy passion for Verlaine, and the failure of his own overambitious aesthetic.

The presentation of contemporary capitalism as metropolitan modernity in One-Way Street also marks the turning point in Benjamin's writings, away from what he retrospectively called "an archaic form of philosophizing naively caught up in nature" (BA, 88) towards the development of "a political view of the past" (SW 2, 210).

He retrospectively completed those parts of the questionnaire concerning the nature and quality of referral details for 141/142 patients at the end of the pilot project.

A Routine Downloader was also considered to be a "Routine Reviewer" of data from a particular device if he or she retrospectively reviewed the data from that device at least "most of the time" he or she downloaded (given the choices of "Never," "Some of the time," "Most of the time," and "Every time I downloaded").

She corrects facts in Chatwin's letters, which is, of course, part of an editor's duties, but when she insists that he didn't spend a week decorating their house, only two days, or that he has retrospectively appropriated a lung infection she had in India, she seems still to be caught up in the marriage, understandably preferring wrangling to silence.

He also retrospectively added his theory of the "orgone".

A completed Iran deal could allow him to claim that he has retrospectively earned it.

"Not my favorite restaurant," he sniffs retrospectively, "but appropriate for a mondaine foreign visitor".

He is retrospectively curious about the ways in which his own life has been both defined, enlivened and perhaps diminished by the association.