Sentence examples for farther in time from inspiring English sources
To look back farther in time, scientists have developed ways to analyze the chemistry of ancient marine life to reconstruct the climates in which they lived.
Here she treads on the territory of bolder, smarter books, like Laura Kipnis's "Against Love" or Cristina Nehring's "Vindication of Love" or, to go back farther in time, Gay Talese's "Thy Neighbor's Wife".
Although, strictly speaking, the social sciences do not precede the 19th century that is, as distinct and recognized disciplines of thought one must go back farther in time for the origins of some of their fundamental ideas and objectives.
A series of wide, gently sloped ramps lift a visitor ever farther, in time and in elevation, from slavery the title of Booker T. Washington's autobiography, "Up from Slavery," made literal, and almost eschatological.
"But the interesting thing about a feed is that the more content you consume, the farther in time you go," he continued.
This study shifts the oldest angiosperms back farther in time towards the origin of groups like bees and flies, the scientists say.
Using the Hubble and other telescopes as time machines -- light travels at a finite speed, so the farther out astronomers look the farther back in time they see -- cosmologists have begun to confirm that the universe did assemble itself from the "bottom up," as the dark matter model predicts.
But since the book is headed for the triple-digit mark, the author has the luxury of being able to reach both further afield and farther back in time to introduce even the most dedicated followers of fashion to a look or term they might not have heard of before.
Behind the Door (Dietro la porta), now Volume Four, goes farther back in time, before "those years".
Even worse, we can misremember two things as happening in close succession when in fact they happened much farther apart in time, or even in the reverse order.
