Sentence examples for like a recapitulation from inspiring English sources

The Mahler Ninth felt like a recapitulation of Barenboim's Chicago career.

And a late scene in which the everyman becomes involved in a long conversation with an affable black gravedigger at the cemetery, was like a recapitulation.

Much of the debate over the nature of such works thus reads like a recapitulation of the debate over the 'problem of universals'; the range of proposed candidates covers the spectrum of fundamental ontological theories.

66 In fetal life new islets are formed from cord- or duct-like structures, and it is logical to think that postnatal neogenesis is largely a recapitulation of this process.

A recapitulation of the frantic sequence cost 40 seconds.

Yet the final trio united all, with a recapitulation of previous movement motifs.

What could be staler than a recapitulation of an old game?

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

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

'The St. Lawrence String Quartet: Need We Say More?' " Joplin offered a recapitulation of themes already developed in El Paso.

But it contained far more than a recapitulation of her agency's supposed achievements or a defense against its critics.