hark back in a sentence

1. His attributes, the chains, hark back to this myth.

2. if it was such a rotten holiday, why hark back to it?

3. But, of course, free seating plans always hark back to Scharoun.

4. The idea and design for it hark back to Koni Ochsner (1933–1995).

5. Which human capacities and characteristics hark back to Neanderthals?

6. Which human capacities and characteristics hark back to Stone Age man?

7. Want to hark back to your childhood and just hear a great bedtime story?

8. The recipes hark back to a time when the city was full of the working classes.

9. It is felt that the use of ‘black’ could hark back to the dark ages of slavery.

10. And not with personal insinuations that hark back to the old rhetoric of the 1930s.”

11. Critics claim that those who hark back to this time are basing their opinions on myths.

12. It tends to be sleek and modern, although some styles do hark back to previous decades.

13. Baader's state-critical concept does not hark back to liberalism, but to German mysticism.

14. C# and Java hark back to C as well; from semicolons and curly braces to the “main” entry point.

15. Mao would often hark back with great bitterness to that December 1937 when Wang Ming prevailed.

16. All the places that hark back to this period are visited and placed in their historical context.

17. In Nebraska last winter, songs that hark back to that earlier era unexpectedly began to take shape.

18. They hark back to the actions or installations of recent years, shifting them into new aggregate states.

19. In a size range of 0.2—2 µm there are three basic forms that hark back to the morphology of all eubacteria.

20. A closer look at Chinese philosophy reveals that such a reaction could hark back to a millennia-old tradition.