Sentence examples for recapturing the past from inspiring English sources

"Lend Me a Tenor: The Musical" is a less successful comic exercise in recapturing the past.

This is an analysis of the literary art of recapturing the past as the artist perceives it.

Zlotowski, recapturing the past with a glossy, abstracted sense of wonder, displays the cinema's glorious myths and monstrous realities.

The title, "replica of a lost original," is art-historical parlance for a sanctioned copy; it tidily sums up the role photography plays in recapturing the past.

Recapturing the past demands fudging details, however, and Sunday's artists, like the nostalgists in the audience, were adept at staging versions of past music cultures that allowed for flexibility along with authenticity.

As he nears middle age ("I'm 38.3," he says with geeky precision), Mr. Coupland is creating a cottage industry, which is as much about recapturing the past as reconfiguring the present.

We don't just recapture the past.

Mr. Coulombe, 69, says he believes that you can recapture the past.

They can't, like the some media titans did with the iPad, expect to recapture the past.

I should have known better, but others, too, have been drawn to classic stagings as a way to recapture the past.

Several hundred families have moved into rebuilt homes in the Jewish Quarter, where the narrow sloping streets with archways and courtyards are designed to recapture the pre-1948 style.