Sentence examples for pull further back from inspiring English sources

But in a series of monologues that pull further back from the action, Hanrahan's reflections on the case, and on her own investment in it, dissipate the tension.

Whenever he tried to cross the line, he learned that it had been pulled further back.

As that timeline approaches, some moderate Republicans up for re-election will begin to pull further away from backing Dodd-Frank changes in order to distance themselves from being on the side of big banks.

The biomass would eventually grow back to pull further carbon from the atmosphere, representing a full reversal of the process by which humans, by burning fossil fuels, put underground carbon in the air in the first place.

And now Samsung is looking to pull further ahead by taking a step back.

Let me pull the camera further back.

While other countries explore new economic ties, Trump is threatening to pull the United States further back.

The issue in Britain is starker still: a parliamentary election in May or June is a choice between Labour and a Conservative Party that would pull the country further back from European integration.

Pulling the pivot further back to begin [moves].

While in court on Friday, Philip W. Schiller, Apple's senior vice president for worldwide product marketing, pulled the curtain further back when he divulged the company's advertising budgets — often more than $100 million a year for the iPhone alone.

Meanwhile, ads have started popping up around the city for the HBO original drama "Vinyl," which pulls the premise further back in time: the director, Martin Scorsese, promises an up-close look at the hedonistic nineteen-seventies rock machine, with period cameos to boot.