But even pounding away hard, Mr. Cohen could only recreate so much of the texture of the album.
It not only recreates some wonderful moments in dance but also emphasizes how Ms. Brown's boldly eccentric choreography has been enhanced by her painter and sculptor friends.
But, in fact, our screens paint from a depressingly small palette: most can only recreate about a third of all the colors that our eyes can perceive.
"We are faced with the challenge of not only recreating your backup but many others," April Freeman Locke, the wife of Mr. Locke, the charity's president, wrote Nov. 10, 2008, in an e-mail message provided by Mr. Rawal.
(The author, originally Australian, captures an antipodean estrangement in a place where settlement is only a thin skin over geography, and where the immigrant British "had left their destination behind them and could only recreate, here, its lesser emblems").
If we don't want to wait for Hayekian "natural forces", but at the same time recognise that orthodox Keynesian fiscal policy and monetary stimulus (if it works) will only recreate the old unsound structure of production, is there a way of speeding up recovery?
"Up to now people could only recreate those sublime moments from memory or photos of an event".
The chattering, anxious mind can only recreate what it knows.
With this, kids could not only recreate the movie, but create new stories and situations with the characters themselves.
Maybe he misses the flowing mane and bumpy horse rides that made him feel funny as a youth, feelings he could only recreate when he climbed the rope in gym class.
