Sentence examples for the retrospect from inspiring English sources
verb
To look or refer back to; to reflect on.
The Retrospect said that the plaque, which was displayed at a small playground whose equipment had been financed by Landon's widow, Cindy, had been found in a "dump".
However the lack is so astutely covered by the retrospect of Gatsby past and by blankets of excellent prose that nobody has noticed.
In the retrospect afforded by Ms. Garbus's chorus of friends, rivals and colleagues, it seems more likely that the turmoil of Fischer's inner life was spilling out into the quiet and orderly arena of chess.
Brett Ainsworth, the publisher of the Retrospect, said in a telephone interview that a reader had "walked in the front door" with the marker, which was wrapped in towels, and gave it to the newspaper's staff.
Bachfest A first outing for the latest addition to Bath's portfolio of music festivals, a sibling to the autumn Mozartfest, featuring the Academy of Ancient Music, Florilegium and the Retrospect Ensemble.
* My Paris shirts, the famous dead, hang cuff to cuff in the hanging locker, press for a puff from the hand steamer, a Tuesday promenade in Honey Harbour, the light down to a stub of ash on the top deck, its fibreglass warm and bumpy as the retrospect, some Rémy, Ritz crackers, and the usual come-ons from stars overhead.
We shall consider this last at the end, in the section 'Retrospect' (Section 5).
The desire to repeat the surgery in retrospect was similar between the two groups.
The audience, in retrospect, really enjoyed the opera.
The authors acknowledged that, in retrospect, the patient should have undergone a conventional double skin test.
In retrospect, the two trips for the patients with the CT indications (0.4%) proved only precautionary.
