throwback造句

But it's also a throwback to earlier.

It's a throwback to some earlier way of thinking.

Meanwhile, inflation is reviving throwback elements of state economic planning.

They saw the evil of their own time “not as throwback but preface”.

And yet, game elements aside, the film is almost a throwback, resembling the Indiana Jones movies.

The FARC are in some ways a throwback to a past era in Latin America.

In another throwback, plans are afoot to create a "bad bank" for Dexia's worst assets.

Indeed, it is the throwback quality that makes him valuable to Manchester United.

It's not that I don't like action — or Stallone — but this geriatric throwback to the 1980s was lazy and lunkheaded.

TAKING your hat off at the door may seem like a throwback to a more genteel age.

The negative gradient is a throwback to the earlier days of chromatography when columns were less stable than they are today.

Miyazaki's story of a young girl trying to rescue her parents, feels like a throwback to an earlier age of hand-drawn animation.

For the first time ever, all 193 members of the United Nations have signed the traditional Olympic truce, a throwback to the ancient games.

Critics say putting dwarfs on display is at best misguided and at worst immoral, a throwback to the times when freak shows pandered to people's morbid curiosity.

The Almaz spacecraft represent a 1970s throwback to a time when the Soviets envisioned human crews flying into orbit to secretly spy on enemies under the cover of being civilian research stations.

And if you've seen 'Star Trek' and 'Cloverfield,' you won't be able to miss that this is as much a distinctly Abrams movie as it is a throwback to those Amblin classics.