Sentence examples for is just a recapitulation from inspiring English sources

I discovered in my 40s that he is just a recapitulation of the things that the high modernists had already done, and that he basically just ripped off Joyce.

Because your commercial is just a cartoonish recapitulation of their son's brutal murder.

Such a comparison would help address the long-standing question of whether regeneration is simply a recapitulation of development or made possible by independent mechanistic innovations.

But "Catastrophe" is not merely a recapitulation of world history at that time.

It is not a recapitulation of Aphex Twin as he sounded in the nineties but a re-creation of the nineties as heard through the filter of his work.

The scene itself is also a recapitulation of the opening scene of Adelle Waldman's recent novel, "The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P.," which the "Girls" crew read and Dunham has said she admires.

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

As the SOX9+ BCs are derived from patients' own airway, it is a recapitulation and augmentation of naturally occurring lung repair process.

It is becoming increasingly clear that nerve repair and remyelination are not simply a recapitulation of development (Fancy et al., 2011).

…All of which is a recapitulation of what I've been writing about for years.

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.