Sentence examples for profound retrospective from inspiring English sources
Where orthodox painting is an art of controlled space and micro-managed gesture, the work of the individualists tends to be spare and airy, like that of their formal model, Ni Zan (1306-74), an earlier political refusenik who used barely-there images of nature and astringent brushwork to express a profound retrospective longing.
However, during a full decade of survivorship many other factors may have a profound impact on cancer recurrence: the retrospective nature of our analysis does not account for changes in lifestyle, not for all competing health problems or psychosocial issues.
However, historical retrospective controls would have raised profound problems of matching the retrospective data with the prospective ones.
(Johnson) ★ Guggenheim Museum: 'Maurizio Cattelan: All' (through Jan . 22 This always clever, sometimes profound Italian artist evades the stultifying grip of the retrospective format by "stringing up" nearly every artwork he has ever made.
And this retrospective reframing of the foundational 1990 agreement has profound consequences for Moscow's view of its obligations under the post-cold war order.
Many historians, including those who study other millennial movements, read the Gospel accounts as retrospective narratives that try to make sense of the profound apocalyptic disappointment in the "failure" of their leader to produce the kingdom of heaven.
Laboratory research and previous retrospective study suggest that vitamin D and its analogues have profound effects on immune system function and glomerular mesangial cell proliferation.
This retrospective study analyzes data from 31 patients with postlingual bilateral profound hearing loss.
This retrospective and prospective analysis offers a template for these reforms, responding to the profound harms posed by fragile national health systems, delays in the international response, deficient resource mobilisation, ill defined responsibilities, and insufficient coordination.
Marden's current retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art confirms him, at the age of sixty-eight, as the most profound abstract painter of the past four decades.
