Sentence examples for is a recapitulation from inspiring English sources

But "Taken" is a recapitulation of popular mythology in which the banal overwhelms the extraordinary.

"Cancer's life is a recapitulation of the body's life, its existence a pathological mirror of our own," Mukherjee writes.

By John McElwee February 9, 2015 Y_our story in this week's issue, "Labyrinth," is a recapitulation of the Greek myth of Theseus, set at a small-town fair.

Y_our story in this week's issue, "Labyrinth," is a recapitulation of the Greek myth of Theseus, set at a small-town fair.

For anyone who has had difficulty keeping up with the high-powered, fast-moving game of musical managers, here is a recapitulation of events of the past week.

Your story in this week's issue, "Labyrinth," is a recapitulation of the Greek myth of Theseus, set at a small-town fair.

It's a recapitulation of a deeper debate that we've been having for centuries — a debate about why books matter to us, and what reading is "for".

City Opera's matinee got an extra emotional wallop from the general director's preperformance talk, which lost none of its force from being a recapitulation of his remarks the day before.

It also understands a specificity of thing-event to be a recapitulation of the whole; parts and the whole are to be lived in an inseparable relationship through an exercise of nondiscriminatory wisdom, without prioritizing the visible over the invisible, the explicit over the implicit, and vice versa.

Our expectation for this second day was a recapitulation of numerous previous studies: long-term stability and accurate field rotation.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that many of these processes persist at a low level in the adult hypothalamus, raising the question of whether seasonal cycles of growth, body weight and reproduction are a recapitulation of these early developmental mechanisms (Hazlerigg and Lincoln, 2011).