Examples of 'hearkens back' in a sentence
Meaning of "hearkens back"
hearkens back: This phrase is used to indicate looking back or recalling something from the past. It often implies nostalgia or reminiscence
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of hearken back
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hearkens back
I think it hearkens back to the early days.
The prospect of this remedy eerily hearkens back to Phylloxera.
So it kind of hearkens back to the last question a bit.
Saint-Simon's vision for a technocratic society actually hearkens back to an older esoteric tradition.
Hearkens back to a simpler time.
This wall sculpture is art that hearkens back to childhood.
This hearkens back to number five from last month.
It is a lesson that hearkens back to.
Every morning hearkens back to the creation of the world.
Despite your current iteration, The blood you come from hearkens back through germany.
Hearkens back to the infamous.
The blood you come from hearkens back through germany.
It hearkens back to the medieval bestiary but looks forward to Renaissance botanical studies.
His aggression against the Locust definitely hearkens back to his competitive sports background.
It hearkens back to an era when games were simpler, but no less wonderful affairs.
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The Ten of Coins hearkens back to the Devil card.
Hearkens back to a simpler time . They eat it up.
Ideologically, the band hearkens back to old myths and mysticism.
This hearkens back to the story of Jericho,.
Rather than solely celebrating Afrocentric motifs, his music hearkens back to the African diaspora.
I guess it hearkens back to when a man would hunt the animal.
Such a precedent threatens all patriotic Americans and hearkens back to our darkest days as a nation . ".
The scene hearkens back to an earlier incident in Acts.
When people were, you know, idiots. I think it hearkens back to the early days.
This project also hearkens back to an idea I had a very long time ago.
The research hearkens back to the holy grail of exoplanet hunts, an Earth-like clone.
Mr Trump 's administration hearkens back to the Reagan era.
Her idea also hearkens back to the example of another top-earning superstar, Michael Jackson.
Topped by such a beacon, the tower hearkens back to the Palmolive Building in Chicago, Illinois.
The new logo hearkens back to the Colonel 's days as a cook and entrepreneur, he said.
The "Village, " that hearkens back to The Prisoner.
This hearkens back to a simpler life, I think.
Two? The tradition of the toast hearkens back to 17 th-century England.
It hearkens back to … the schoolyard.
The very words of Bill C-51 hearkens back to the last election.
It all hearkens back to a simpler - and thinner - era, he added.
Gozon 's down-to-earth candor hearkens back to his days as a wayward college silent.
The design philosophy hearkens back to a time when Cadillac routinely made bold design statements.
Nostalgia, folks . Hearkens back to a simpler time.
The name Arbesbach hearkens back to the Middle High German erbiz or arwis ( Erbse = pea ).
Hien 's next project hearkens back to MTV 's Making the Band.
His piano playing hearkens back to those great, early rock and roll records.
The title of Bill S-1 hearkens back to those times and evokes Canada 's origins.
Nostalgia, folks. Hearkens back to a simpler time. They eat it up.
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