Sentence examples for thorough retrospective from inspiring English sources

But this show, the first thorough retrospective of Talbot in the United States, can remind us how utterly the world was changed by their invention.

It is also the first comprehensive look at de Kooning's work in nearly 30 years (The Whitney Museum of American Art held the last thorough retrospective in 1983).

Much of the trouble stems from the fact that this is actually two markedly different exhibitions in one: a substantial if less than thorough retrospective of Marsh that is blended with a mélange of prints, paintings and photographs of New York in the early 20th century.

Following a thorough retrospective validation using a data set of 176 published PPARγ agonists [8], we screened a vendor library for novel agonists.

What America deserves is a thorough, retrospective analysis of intelligence and counterterrorism efforts at all levels -- local, state, and federal.

The Mideast Press Club hosted a candid, thorough retrospective of media coverage of the war in Lebanon led by leading bureau chiefs at the Jerusalem YMCA.

And a complicated, many-layered epic of class, politics, sex, death, and social history it is, shuttling between the twenty-first-century present and the crowded events of 1971-72, withoroughugh retrospectives of the narrator's education and romantic life and the region's development as the fiefdom of a single family, the Metareys.

A fairly thorough MARCEL DUCHAMP retrospective is always in session at the PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART, thanks to the unmatched selection of that rogue modernist's works in the museum's Arensberg Collection.

Careful assessment therefore entails gathering a thorough and detailed retrospective timeline, interviewing collateral informants, reviewing the patient's medical record and any available laboratory data, and observing symptoms over a sustained period of abstinence (Anthenelli 1997; Watkins et al. 2005).

This thorough and thoroughly entertaining retrospective highlights not only the accessibility of his richly human art, but also its dedication to the 1970's notion that art should not look like art.

Data were analysed twice; first as part of teachers' immediate evaluation analysis after each course and then in a retrospective more thorough analysis.