| Neil was youthful as ever, sporting a dodgy vest and bouffy hairdo that harked back to the early Crowdies days. |
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| Both serials harked back to a period when men were heroic, women were virtuous and times were better. |
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| Much of his speech harked back to Africa's harsh past under European powers. |
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| A number of years later, constantly varied self-portraits also harked back to the injury motif. |
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| Even Joan Littlewood's Oh! What a Lovely War harked back to the traditional form of the concert party. |
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| The president's behaviour during an official visit to Sweden at the beginning of the month harked back to his drinking days. |
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| I could not see the analogy, but did not like to admit it, so I harked back to what he had denied. |
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| In 1989 he finally harked back to sculpting, first, in direct cuts in wood and plaster cast, then in stone. |
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| A somulent shantung shawl of sherbet snow scuttled staidly across the spacious stage onto which the shady stratosphere of heaven harked an assiduous ear. |
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| Aunt Marie who initially always harked back to the good old days eventually became acclimatised and maintained that one had to make the best of a bad job. |
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| At first, these events harked back to a way of inhabiting the public space that came into existence as early as the Middle Ages and seems to have diminished from the urban life of the second half of this century. |
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| In 1957, Andrews released her debut solo album, The Lass with the Delicate Air, which harked back to her British music hall days. |
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| The ceremony harked back to an earlier, more conservative age. |
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| Like tens of millions of others who made similar journeys, they had to negotiate the interface between an immigrant sub-culture that harked back to the homeland and a liberal society where very different options existed. |
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| Without actually mentioning the countries concerned, he added that some NATO members held obsolete views vis-à-vis Russia that harked back to the cold war era. |
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| The past surged into the present and the present harked back to the past through an incantation the roots of which were buried in an earthless earth rocked by the breath of the divinities who had regained their birthright. |
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