Sentence examples for reach further back from inspiring English sources

He tends to reach further back and outside.

In the emerging world of the 21st century, it seemed reasonable to reach further back in time.

His paintings reach further back than the 1940s, to the Roman author Tacitus who described the ancient German tribes in his book Germania.

Other dolls reach further back into the past: Felicity is growing up in colonial Williamsburg, Va., Kirsten is a pioneer on the prairie, and Addy is a slave trying to escape to the North during the Civil War.

Newer techniques can reach further back in time, but some researchers are skeptical about them because they are tricky to use (Science, 10 October 1997, p. 220).

The NASA scientists are hoping to be able to reach further back into the history of the Red Planet and to try to determine if life was supported there at one point.

Without wholesale theft, Mr. Moran reaches further back and outside.

I reached further back, to books that had affected me when I was a teenager, and finally hit paydirt.

Mr. Sachs's own history in the city reaches further back, to his arrival in the mid-'80s from Memphis.

Another, smaller role reaches further back, with Harrison Ford deftly demonstrating his piloting skills over three decades after doing the necessary on the Millennium Falcon.

Angelou reaches further back, summoning first the dinosaurs and their "hastening doom" and then the great names of the Native American tribes, diminished and depleted.