Rakoff has a self-awareness that could be recreated only by a team of geneticists working in a lab.
Rohmer recreated only rarely history in his features: only "Triple Agent," a nineteen-thirties political drama, recreates a time within his memory.
The Master is ruthlessly selective; it recreates only four years of James's life and only a few of his relationships, beginning with the humiliating failure of his play Guy Domville in 1895, and ending with his brother's stay, with his wife and daughter, in Rye, in 1899.
The marquee will reportedly be recreated, but only because a larger sign is needed.
These days, computers can recreate not only the instrument but the acoustic around it.
For both recreate operations, only feasible moves are considered, i.e. the only items that are considered are those that can be selected without violating any constraint.
And many of the problems they now confront grow out of the fact that, for the past century, China has been in the process of tectonic self-reinvention, seeking to recreate not only a new political system, economic structure and value system, but a whole new national identity.
He passed in and out of lucidity, a state Pheby recreates by only giving us access to moments when he has some amount of control and awareness.
The secret world of the Catholic Shakespeare is recreated not only in the oblique entrance to the new centre through the barn, but in the labyrinthine interiors and the corridor leading from the education wing to the library.
In order to learn how things were done in the time of Henry VIII, Meltonville's team recreates not only period dishes like spinach-and-date fritters and spit-roasted meat but also all of the utensils used to prepare them.
