Sentence examples for been looking backward from inspiring English sources

A Parks album is never simply new (he's been looking backward since his carnivalesque début, "Song Cycle," in 1968); this is an odd and engrossing collection.

PARIS — Ever in search of innovative new materials and gems, some contemporary jewelers and designers have recently been looking backward rather than forward.

In a weaker moment I could go on to say that has been missing for a long time, but that would be looking backward, and the mantra henceforth will be forward-looking and visionary.

And so I like this story because it's looking backward.

This time, he sounds like he's looking backward, from a dry perch.

But how far forward can you march when you're looking backward?

In other words Adams was looking forward to a time when he would be looking backward.

If Verdi was looking forward, Dallapiccola, then 29, was looking backward.

Even the WB network, admittedly devoted to young viewers, is looking backward.

And some researchers are looking backward for possible lessons about climatic future.

Finding needles, the commission wrote in its report, is easy when you're looking backward, deceptively so.