Sentence examples for go back perhaps from inspiring English sources
The earliest known systems of writing go back perhaps 4,000 to 5,000 years.
One of my favourites was a Veddah tribesman – the Veddahs are the original inhabitants of the island, and go back perhaps 32,000 years.
The annual crop of sidewalk cafe cedars and the transient azaleas and cherry trees of Rockefeller Center, which are moved into place overnight like a piano, can hardly be expected to know what it means to have such roots - roots that go back, perhaps, to the days when Bayard Taylor was living in Eight Street, in the house to whose rear the vine now clings.
In Milton's theocentricity, on the other hand, lay the Christian distrust (going back, perhaps, to Luther) of humanistic secularism.
And his own experience, going back perhaps to his youth in Patavium, made him feel the moral evils of his time with peculiar intensity.
The snake motif has also been blended with images of the Chinese dragon, going back perhaps to Chinese Han ornamental designs.
The police said that doctors had determined that the beatings took place over several days, going back perhaps as far as Saturday.
That Depends Where You're From," Campbell Robertson writes: The custom of strewing flowers on the graves of fallen soldiers has innumerable founders, going back perhaps beyond the horizon of recorded history, perhaps as far as war itself.
The custom of strewing flowers on the graves of fallen soldiers has innumerable founders, going back perhaps beyond the horizon of recorded history, perhaps as far as war itself.
"Here's this art form going back perhaps to ancient Egypt, and basically the neuroscience community had been unaware" of its direct application to the study of perception, Dr. Martinez-Conde said.
But it's not just any dish — it's Daniel Humm's roast chicken for two at The NoMad, talked about more avidly and incessantly than any other new restaurant offering in town, going back perhaps as far as the introduction of the Bo Ssam around the beginning of 2007.
