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retrospection

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[ UK /ɹˌɛtɹə‍ʊspˈɛkʃən/ ]
NOUN
  1. reference to things past
    the story begins with no introductory retrospections
  2. memory for experiences that are past
    some psychologists tried to contrast retrospection and introspection

How To Use retrospection In A Sentence

  • Introspection, and retrospection were good for the cloister; but the uplook, the outlook and the onlook are alone worthy the modern Christian. Work Done for Humanity
  • If accounting were ‘only accounting,’ then an organization could not make predictive and prescriptive changes to its functions based on this institutional retrospection, which it surely needs to do.
  • The life of teachers is on ‘fast-track’ and hence, to prevent it from turning mechanical, there is a need for introspection and retrospection.
  • Method: Retrospection analyzes of 50 clinic files down fresh shank bones and fibulas.
  • The glorious uncertainties of the city bus services afford ample time for reflection and retrospection for commuters at the bus stops, it is averred.
  • In the second act, Hamlet immersed himself in fraught retrospection over Ophelia's death.
  • Are not the historian's tools - of retrospection, selection and re-engagement - those of the novelist? The Times Literary Supplement
  • Despite much mature retrospection, I can't unsay those mean comments to Mom, undo what 18 years of smoking did to my lungs, nor unwrite the cringe-inducing history of my high school social life.
  • The trouble with retrospection - especially the kind of hagiographical retrospection that comes with a box set - is that it lends everything added poignancy.
  • He had brought back from Rome thick notebooks and portfolios which he turned into paintings during those years of fervent activity and retrospection.
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