Sentence examples for going back much further from inspiring English sources
No star of stage and screen he; Mr. Madison is going back much further to the primordial man, ADAM.
To revisit these songs, I'm going back much further than the recordings, to when I first hammered them out.
Islamist militancy is a phenomenon going back much further than the foundation of the group al-Qaida by Saudi-born Osama bin Laden in 1988.
Mr. Silk was going back much further and hinting at George Clinton (non-Funkadelic variety), who served seven terms in two different time periods starting in 1777, for a total of almost 21 years.
Although it has antecedents going back much further (e.g. in the work of Cournot, Edgeworth, and Zeuthen), game theory did not become a coherent field until the publication in 1944 of von Neumann and Morgenstern's Theory of Games and Economic Behavior.
My friend Kathleen Kern at the University of Illinois is working on a project related to the "serials crisis". It seems the phrase first pops up in the library literature in the mid-70s, but she found discussions of similar issues going back much further.
But Iranian memories go back much further, to the 1953 CIA-backed coup that overthrew the nationalist prime minister Mossadegh, and decades of American support for the shah.
