Examples of 'hark back' in a sentence
Meaning of "hark back"
hark back: This phrase is used to indicate a reference or allusion to something from the past, often with a sense of nostalgia or reminiscence
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- Of hounds: to retrace a course in order to pick up the lost scent of prey.
- To return to where one has previously been; to retrace one's steps.
- To allude, return, or revert (to a subject previously mentioned, etc.); also, to evoke, or long or pine for (a past era or event).
- To call back (hounds); to recall.
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One is to hark back to older modes of solidarity.
I do not think you should hark back to the war.
Hark back to my post about plastic straws.
Ceremonies like th hark back to primitive simplicity.
Hark back to the issue in unemployment from a few years back.
Ceremonies like this hark back to a primitive simplicity.
Hark back to sth.
I would like to hark back to the maritime field.
The arches on the crossing of the transept hark back to Islamic art.
We can also hark back to the baseball analogy.
Because many of its institutions hark back to that time.
They hark back to a lost world of grace and beauty.
I think ceremonies like this hark back to primitive simplicity.
Now to hark back to your question about Senator Stafford.
I think ceremonies like that hark back to a primitive simplicity.
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Own weakness and mental squalor, that we continue to hark back.
The film is intended to hark back to its period roots.
I shall not hark back to my second main topic, the question of an economic strategy.
The photo does not exactly hark back to happier times.
Perhaps I may hark back briefly to the previous group of amendments.
You can not blame us for wanting to hark back with moist eyes.
Therefore we will hark back to the manner of our forefathers and.
It is ironic that today 's pure symbolism should hark back to a darker age.
They certainly also hark back for the most part to my own proposals.
According to some authors, the origins of religious music hark back to a very remote past ;.
Now I want to hark back to those war years.
The foam-filled beanbag chairs at Ultimate Sack hark back to the disco era.
Comments like these hark back to an era I thought we had evolved from.
The description is far from perfect, but it does hark back somewhat toward Chapman.
This does hark back to Short Circuit somewhat.
But I am certainly not going to hark back to the Crusades.
These questions hark back to an old debate-whether poverty is absolute or relative.
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I hark back to the Vietnam War era traitor, Jane Fonda.
And many of their traditions hark back to those ancient times.
We hark back more to the substance of the story.".
In the east, ruined cities hark back to a time of plenty.
Those " schools " hark back to a time before the education system in its current, accepted form.
To answer that question, we must hark back to earlier times.
Just like when we hark back to the good old days, when things were different.
And as such-to hark back to.
So, to hark back to my earlier question - no, I definitely was not disappointed.
I do not believe in polarization, to hark back to the previous debate.
One need only hark back to the Chernobyl tragedy of more than 20 years ago.
For most countries cut-off dates hark back to the early eighties.
Y: i}Now to hark back to your question about Senator Stafford.
It develops ethical requirements that merely hark back to the age-old wisdom of civilisations.
What do you think …? How long will it take, until we hark back?
His neomodal inflexions hark back particularly to the music of Debussy and Ravel.
How long will it take, until we hark back?
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Looking to get back up on that pogo stick
I moaned at my father so much that he brought me back
But he went back and did it all the same
