Sentence examples for longer look back from inspiring English sources

Middle-aged now, her men and women can no longer look back on their experiences as a series of non sequiturs or discontinuous incidents; whereas many of them once "just sailed through situations," they've now been forced by age and illness and loss to survey the overall arc of their lives.

"I no longer look back to 'see who I was,' but forward to what I am yet to become".

And all this is before the day arrives upon which history is torn in two, a day whereby the survivors of 1945 can no longer look back to the dawn of humanity without seeing that, overnight, an irreparable breach has torn their reality so radically, it separates them from all who have lived and died before them.

However, it was suggested that longer look back periods were superior for other outcomes.

If we take an even longer look back at this law, it can be seen to have started much further in the past — half a billion years ago.

Allowing for a longer look back period could potentially have allowed more cases to be identified from administrative records.

Finally the song no longer looks back.

Now, the Knicks no longer want to look back.

Longer answer: to look back with too much fondness would be to betray the dead and their achievements entirely.

There are those who want to be alone with their experience, and there are those who say they have turned a corner and no longer want to look back.

In finance, Asian firms launched eight of the ten biggest initial public offerings (IPOs) in 2009 and more than twice as much capital was raised through IPOs in China and Hong Kong last year as in America.Winston Churchill once said: "The longer you can look back, the farther you can look forward".