Sentence examples similar to far reaching back from inspiring English sources

This is far from a modern notion, reaching back beyond the existentialists at least as far as De Sade, for whom nature was a bitch-goddess to be defied at every point.

He will sing Italian folk and art songs reaching back as far as 500 years; patrician Italian diction and a refined approach are to be expected.

For example, Germany has a history in HBM programs, with the first German Environmental Survey (GerES) reaching back as far as 1985–1986; Calculated reference values: Based on the data obtained in the Pilot Study, reference values and ranges can be calculated for Europe as well as for the individual participating countries.

In the interview today, Mr. Gore said he was intent on reaching back -- to far before he became vice president -- for the public to understand what motivates him.

Then, as though to justify reaching back for an oldie, he added, "Number one album in the country". In truth, he wasn't reaching back far.

It would be far better to reach back pre-1776 and renew a historic connection: We once belonged to England; now they can belong to us.

The sales practices may reach back far longer.

The tradition reaches back far, and not only to dark times under Nazi occupation.

But Beijing's interests there have historical roots which reach back far earlier than 1950.

Mount Sinai's troubles, of course, reach back far beyond the last tumultuous year.

This anxiety about brutal spectacle, onscreen, is nothing new; it reaches back far beyond the two Sams, Fuller and Peckinpah.