harked back造句

• The new songs harked back to the seventies-vintage Stranglers.
• The president also harked back to his family's Ohio roots.
• He harked back to Reconstruction to help explain his point.
• Donovan, Melanie and Richie Havens harked back to the 1960s on Saturday.
• Her tales harked back to more traditional fairy tales.
• Both shows harked back to the music hall tradition.
• It harked back to a  golden age that may never have existed.
• Several theologians harked back to the early days of Christianity and questioned their spirituality.
• Banks thought the track harked back to earlier Genesis songs in terms of complexity.
• It harked back to a " golden age " that may never have existed.
• He picked the location because it harked back to when travelers would search out refreshment.
• That choice harked back to 2002 because Lackey won Game 7 of the World Series.
• Much of it harked back to those good old Magical Mystery tours of the 1970s.
• Recessed pillars harked back to Roman architecture.
• Some little dresses and separates with huge leather hip girths harked back to the Sixties.
• Buchanan's rally speech harked back to the analogy he often used during the primaries.
• Ellwood, the religion professor, harked back to as essay about flying saucers by Carl Jung.
• There were bouncy tunes that harked back to 1960s bubble-gum and spy-movie themes.
• Electrified for tough urban crowds, they harked back to the rural South and to West Africa.
• His Anzac Day statement this year harked back to that military campaign's meaning for Australia.