Sentence examples for well looking back from inspiring English sources

MR. MUELLER -- Well, looking back at it and seeing what our greatest vulnerability was in retrospect, it was the fact that we had not hardened our cockpits.

They're like one of those couples you've no doubt met at least once: balanced, sunny-seeming people who, when they are implicated in something grotesque, make you think, "Well, looking back, it makes perfect sense, doesn't it?" (1 40).

I remember my brother writing home in the spring of his senior year, say ing [Gilmore assumed an ex pansive voice], 'Well, looking back on my Harvard experi ence...'." He shook his head, as if to suggest the folly of seeing the four years as order and progress.

They're like one of those couples whom you've no doubt met at least once: balanced, sunny seeming people who, when they are implicated in something grotesque, make you think, "Well, looking back, it makes perfect sense, doesn't it?" By now you've probably heard about the concept (plot is scarcely the word) that shapes "The Goat".

Well, looking back it seems like a really funny story.

Todd: Well, looking back, I must have known some.

Who knows, one day we may well look back on FarmVille as a pioneer.

His side may well look back in a month's time and see this as vital preparation for the Four Nations.

The man who described his top priority in three letters – "NHS" – might well look back on 2012 and wish he had "killed the Bill" after all.

A man who has done so well out of London may well look back on what he regards as golden years.

A decade from now, we may well look back on 2016 as the year virtual reality turned the corner from a futuristic novelty into a mainstream possibility.