Sentence examples for lengthy retrospective from inspiring English sources
Some of the men get to go longer' but for women, it's always about youth.'" There was only one exception that Sweet could name – Katharine Hepburn, who now receives a lengthy retrospective in London.
Stathis Kalyvas and Roger Petersen, both former students of Laitin's who now teach at the University of Chicago and at M.I.T., respectively, have conducted lengthy firsthand retrospective studies of civil wars, at practically a door-to-door level of detail.
For all the lengthy magazine retrospectives and weighty biographies that rightly claim the Clash were musical pioneers, there's also a strong argument to be made that BAD were more forward-thinking – or perhaps more of their time, more now – than Jones's previous band.
This is a lengthy process requiring retrospective and prospective clinical trials and large population screening.
But by then, Joe had already had several bites at the cherry, with labels like Decca, King, Ace, Anna and Checker, culminating in the lengthy association with Dial covered on this 25-track retrospective.
However, these reports are limited by retrospective or cross-sectional designs, and the assessment of patients with lengthy illnesses.
The method would also enable retrospective studies to be performed on archival material, thus avoiding the need for lengthy prospective studies and the requirement for frozen material for reliable flow cytometric analysis.
THE much-celebrated Lee Bontecou retrospective has finally arrived at the Museum of Modern Art in Queens at the end of its lengthy tour.
A major retrospective exhibition is organised after the photographer's tragic and untimely death, along with a lengthy profile in the New York Times by her close colleague, played by David Strathairn.
