11 example sentences using recapitulation.
Recapitulation used in a sentence
Recapitulation in a sentence as a noun
I wait with bated breath that this will be more than just a recapitulation of Blake's existing notes.
" Your comment about my tone was a recapitulation of this sentiment.
Thiel has publicly stated that this is largely a recapitulation of Blake's existing notes.
I lost interest after a few paragraphs because it basically read like a recapitulation of easpouse.
It's a recapitulation of basic economics trend stories that serves no purpose here other than to start Reddit-style flame wars about politics.
I thought that was the lead-in to the article, setting the tone with a quick recapitulation of what we've already read elsewhere, but then... the article ended and there wasn't anything else.
This is a hi-fidelity recapitulation of one of the main pop theories of negotiation, that good bargaining is always hard bargaining, especially if it's brainless.
I don't know if this is a fair recapitulation of his "argument" - the three categories you are alluding to above were more criteria he offered for how you might judge the worth of college as an institution.
To me, it seems like a pretty straightforward recapitulation of the ideas behind cognitive behavioral therapy, which Wallace probably had more than a passing familiarity with.
I could also tell you exactly what the proposed solutions were going to be, what their advantages and disadvantages would be, and almost completely called what order they would be tried in, because it was all just a recapitulation of experiences had in other communities.
If your interface is simply a recapitulation of the received wisdom around feed reading, or text editingif your app looks like what you'd get if you took all the feed readers that have been made and incorporated only those features that occur in all of themthen you haven't achieved minimalism.
Recapitulation definitions
emergence during embryonic development of various characters or structures that appeared during the evolutionary history of the strain or species
See also: palingenesis
(music) the section of a composition or movement (especially in sonata form) in which musical themes that were introduced earlier are repeated
(music) the repetition of themes introduced earlier (especially when one is composing the final part of a movement)