How to pronounce “retrospect” in English

retrospect, we know that it was caused by a surge in prosperity in Japan where ordinary

retrospect it's it's an engineering driven company product management was closer to engineering than then

retrospect, kind of an unimaginable, unmanageably complex situation for a comic strip.

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retrospective on display for a few months over the holidays, before the holidays.

Retrospectively, when you look back over your trip, that's merely a blip in your conscious experiences.

retrospectively what it was good for trees do things for reasons the trees don't know them they aren't

Retrospective accounts of your life-- you're dying, you're on your death bed, someone says were you happy?

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retrospectively but economists of course I'm sure disagree um

In retrospect, you distance yourself from the people usually in your life who are going to give it to you straight.

In retrospect, it seems very simple and obvious, but that was really something-- it was an innovation that came from Gary.

- In retrospect, there's a lot of shit we could've done differently, but if we would have done it differently, it wouldn't have come out as naive as it was when we started.

In retrospect, I can look back and go, well, she didn't have a older female presence when she was being written, you know?

In retrospect, I'm really impressed that Sunniva was-- had the insight to see this, given her, in essence, lack of experience in this sort of thing and her youth.

In retrospect, it was hugely important.

In retrospect, it shouldn't have been so much of a surprise because it turns out that patients with Alzheimer's disease have such an abundance of this amyloid protein

in retrospect, that I hadn't thought about it much before, which is, well, there need not be a single answer to this question.

In retrospect, he was right, and I was definitely not.

In retrospect, I used very little of the math classes that I studied at the University of Washington.

In retrospect, I may have had opportunities if I had fought for them.

In retrospect, I should have made that move then, kind of give him a double shock.

In retrospect, that's I think not surprising, because the subjects of my book-- each book that I've written has been about whatever at the time

In retrospect, it means that Kathie Lee Gifford starts drinking at 10:00.

this retrospective approach. There's the introspective side of it, like thinking inwards, who are you?

So retrospective, looking at the past, insights, actions, behaviors.

indication retrospectively of how hard you have worked. Look, the fact is you

year retrospective show, and then also, obviously, this Google talk and would like to think Benjamin and who's been-- who you've already met, but coordinated

But retrospectively, as you look back, that's not so much a timing task but a memory task.

both retrospective research, where parents talk to us about what their children were like when they were growing up.

only retrospective predictability the financial crisis was a Black Swan in

It seems strange in retrospect that no one thought of discussing this experiment until 1959, when Bohm and Aharonov first suggested it

- Probably in retrospect.

At least in retrospect, you feel like you've lived a good life in terms of professional, having the family.

But in retrospect, it was one of the best gift that my parents did for me because I also ended up in school, which allowed me to really dream big

And in retrospect, it really was just the first batch of songs.

So in retrospect, I believe that I was something unique at that time, because I took a lot of unique photos

And in retrospect, it kind of fits, because that's the iconic Texas industry, is cattle.

kind of like in retrospect.

Because it is-- in retrospect, it was insane.

What I realized in retrospect was I regretted it, because I feel like, do what you do well, and really represent the specialness

But in retrospect, I've really learned a lot about the dynamic that the three of us had and the mistakes that were made on my part.

And I realized in retrospect that people, through the script or through my pitch, couldn't see that.

But in retrospect, I think the wait list was probably better, because there's this little glimmer of hope that I could somehow alter the situation in some way.

It's only in retrospect that they told us.

Now in retrospect, you all say, of course that makes sense, but guess what?

Now in retrospect we could have made this film infinitely shorter than we actually made it, because it turns out that somebody else had already told the same story we

But in retrospect, does it really matter?

But in retrospect, I'm glad I said yes.