Examples of 'harks back' in a sentence
Meaning of "harks back"
harks back: This phrase means to evoke or remind one of something in the past, typically used to reference a previous time, memory, or tradition
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of hark back
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harks back
Harks back to the abuses of the former.
This practice harks back to eugenics.
Harks back only the money for food.
Eclectic architecture often harks back to the past.
Maybe he harks back to a time when money was abundant.
But this is not Communist propaganda that harks back to Cold War days.
This event harks back to an extremely ancient tradition.
I'm pretty sure that it harks back to strength.
Harks back to simpler times.
Porsche say this harks back to the lightweight models.
In its religious mysticism and quasi-Gothic sensibility, it partly harks back to the Middle Ages.
An address which harks back to the dissolution of the monasteries.
Then the passage explicitly harks back to John 5.
It harks back to the idea of building a bridge to the future.
The opening silent sequence harks back to the golden days of silent film.
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This harks back to the fact that we cannot overlook another.
The inspiration behind Mogul harks back to my family and history.
And it harks back to a beautiful time in European history.
Yet the supernatural approach certainly harks back to the ancient roots of Christianity.
LUMAG harks back to the forgotten art of handcrafted glasses.
The threat they pose harks back to a darker age ”.
It harks back to the time when the Aryan tribes had settled in India.
The blue also again harks back to the flag of Scotland.
It harks back to the time when Paris was still called Lutèce.
It 's a response that harks back to our ancient ancestors.
It harks back to a time when things were slower, more peaceful.
I think it's a great replacement and harks back to our history as a community.
It harks back to the times when sentences were pronounced by bandits in judges ' robes.
It 's a superstition that harks back to the Bible.
This example harks back to the three people walking through a forest.
Strong affirmation that I share, and which obviously harks back to the kitchen protagonists.
The explanation harks back to the earliest days of the profession.
Controversy over Hong Kong's asylum seekers harks back to Vietnam.
This aspect then harks back to the theory of obligation.
Harks back to my childhood!
The album artwork harks back to old school video games.
Harks back to simpler times, it still comes with climate control, heated seats.
This un-spoilt valley harks back to a simpler more traditional time.
The first is Russkiy mir - “ Russian world ”, a philosophy that harks back to the Soviet era.
This whole place harks back to a time when things were simpler.
Life in Subarctic Canada exhibition, which harks back to the Scottish fur trade.
It 's a record that harks back to the everyday explorations of their breakthrough early albums.
LARK Toys ' family-run business harks back to another era.
This tradition harks back to pagan times and is now associated with " st johns night ".
MT, I have read that Relapse, the new LP, harks back to a simpler time for you.
The idea harks back to Aristotle 's conception of actus et potentia.
Monogram, coat-of-arms, with an address which harks back to the dissolution of the unintelligible.
This harks back to 3 but I consider it separate.
The opening Romance, in F-sharp minor, harks back to Frédéric Chopin 's tenderness.
The memorial harks back to a draft drawn up by the architects Kohlhoff & Kohlhoff.
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