Sentence examples for recapitulation of his from inspiring English sources
There's nothing commercially calculated, though, about Jordan's recapitulation of his past successes.
He then treated the crowd to a brief recapitulation of his old stump speech, followed by the tribute to Mr. Gore, whom he praised as a member of the Democratic Party.
City Opera's matinee got an extra emotional wallop from the general director's preperformance talk, which lost none of its force from being a recapitulation of his remarks the day before.
Inside of a half-hour, Mr. Jindal shoehorned a brief history of Louisiana's political and economic problems, a historical excursion on the office he was sitting in, an agenda for his remaining four years, an analysis of why the state's government had failed, a recapitulation of his recent campaign, a paean to his father, an explanation of why he pushed the ethics bills, and other topics.
But it contained far more than a recapitulation of her agency's supposed achievements or a defense against its critics.
His note-for-note recapitulation of the love music marks the point at which he chooses the mirage over life itself.
Rather than schizophrenia being caused by the son's 'own behaviour', this behaviour is in some way not exactly his own – but rather a recapitulation of the behaviour of family forebears.
Macfarlane has an enviable way of making complex critical concepts accessible and each of his intricately argued chapters ends with a helpful recapitulation of the conclusions reached.
Among the most probing of his recapitulations is his portrayal of decision-making in Germany compared with that of France and Britain, a comparison in which the tyrant Hitler got better results than Daladier or Prime Minster Neville Chamberlain of Britain.
MINUSES: Mr. Malkovich's histrionic Murnau is a dreadful recapitulation of the hammy tics and vocal mannerisms that have increasingly plagued his screen performances over the last decade.
"I don't roll on Shabbas!" Walter barks, to the snorting derision of his oleaginous competitor Jesus Quintana (John Turturro), who offers a foul-mouthed recapitulation of Christ's rejection of orthodoxy: "What's this 'day of rest' shit?
