Sentence examples for gaze back on from inspiring English sources

As for Jennifer Garner, she will not, I suspect, gaze back on "The Kingdom" as her happiest hour.

Casting himself as a homoerotic icon, Samuels throws the male gaze back on itself in works that are funny but more than just punch lines.

He's 37 and at the stage where there is as much to gaze back on as to look forward to, and he writes with unexpected sensitivity.

American Jews looking for roots could hardly gaze back on their ancestral homes in Europe, given the horrors of the Old World.

It ends with a Lamento, a ravaged landscape full of dying cries, in which the composer seems to gaze back on a century that killed off most of his family and much of his faith in humanity.

Edited by Ollie Huddleston and soundtracked by Sheffield's own Richard Hawley, it promised a gaze back on 100 years of love and courtship using archived film footage from the BFI and Yorkshire Film Archive.

Returned looking apologetic and held before her gaze back of menu on which was written "Party of Elks on way to World's Fair".

And so, if the modern American Jews, in gazing back on the tenements of downtown New York, have come up with one more exotic site to locate their Jewish yearnings, it is not just because America's Jews have left their traditions behind, but also because America's Jews have not left their traditions behind.

A rich and complex novel that gazes back on German history from 1989 to the revolutions of 1848.

Probably not even the band, who have become given to gazing back on their 1990s purple patch with almost as much gratitude and amazement as fans do, would deny that their more recent output isn't a patch on those timeless early records.

A "cat's whisker" above the Kármán line – at 62 miles, the official boundary of space – into pitch black, gazing back on the impossibly cool view of planet earth, the view that astronaut Edgar Mitchell called "a glimpse of divinity".