Sentence examples for retrospective book from inspiring English sources

Paul Di Filippo on cartoonist Bill Griffith's new career retrospective book.

They are so rich and so light, so perfectly pitched, and for this retrospective book they make a fine resolution.

Working for two years on the retrospective book, he said, was his first attempt to understand his own history.

A retrospective book, Studio Olafur Eliasson: Unspoken Spaces, is published by Thames & Hudson (£60) and a cookbook, Studio Olafur Eliasson: The Kitchen, is published by Phaidon (£29.95).

Now comes an illuminating retrospective book which sets that body of work in the context of his many lesser-known series.

Nazraeli Press has just published a retrospective book, "Fritz Scholder: Paintings," which includes an example of nearly every series he has produced since 1960.

Both poets have new, retrospective books: Strand's is "New Selected Poems" (Knopf; $26.95), heavy on his work of the past twenty years; Hass's is "Time and Materials" (Ecco; $22.95), his first book of new poems in a decade.

The band and its leader, Dave Grohl, stand out in this category not only as the token rock act, but as members of a decidedly older vintage than their fellow nominees; this year the band also entered its era of retrospective books and documentaries.

Since 1998, there have been six career retrospective books published (see "Further Reading" section).

Sure, we're familiar with the retrospective books and compilations, but it's a whole other thing entirely to actually know how those records sounded in a mix played live for Madchester crowds.

He has won several industry awards, and six career-retrospective books about him have been published since 1998.