Sentence examples for recapitulating the from inspiring English sources

Michael Behe attacks Darwinism at the molecular level, recapitulating the case he made in his 1996 book, "Darwin's Black Box".

Recapitulating the lines of the front fenders, the pontoon rear fenders complete the car's sleek and sensuous body.

In this he is deliberately recapitulating the last 50 years of the philosophy of mind.

So each act of listening to music may be thought of as both recapitulating the past and predicting the future.

In recapitulating the spirit of the 1930s, "Gabriel's Guide" opens dialogues with folk music, both past and present.

But "Up Tight" effectively capped his career, recapitulating the themes and style of his strongest Hollywood films with a scarcely modulated brute force.

His design, created in collaboration with Scott Newman of the New York firm Cooper, Robertson & Partners, feeds into the future by recapitulating the history of modern vision.

When it breaks off after 750 pages, the hero is recapitulating the plot so far, as if reminding himself and his disoriented creator who he is.

Bree is simultaneously voyaging into his past and forging his future identity while recapitulating the westward course of the national experience.

He had also been scooping up history books in antiquarian bookstores and, from those readings, theorized that Stalin was willfully recapitulating the impetuous behavior of the czars.

In reply to a letter from Darius offering peace, Alexander replied arrogantly, recapitulating the historic wrongs of Greece and demanding unconditional surrender to himself as lord of Asia.