Sentence examples for Backward thinking from inspiring English sources

But this is backward thinking.

Blaming NATO for the carnage and suffering perpetrated by Mr. Milosevic is backward thinking.

Annamarie Phelps, chair of British Rowing, sees a good future for her sport Having a gender imbalance encourages backward thinking.

Many believe that civic nationalism may be fruitful but that cultural nationalism fosters xenophobia and backward thinking.

"Instead of seeing the party as a force, as a tool, as another way to express Democratic and progressive values, they are so parochial and backward thinking.

Look at him, with his cocky walk and his stupid baseball hat on backward, thinking he's so great because he slammed that ball past me and won the match.

In other words, it wasn't just wrong: it was of an altogether lower order - perhaps even derisible - and the people who advanced it were backward-thinking.

It's not backward-thinking to believe that this way is better; rather, it's insane to think that abandoning regional agriculture is clever.

How backward-thinking is this?

That's plain nuts and amazingly backward-thinking.

The opposing forces, in Mr. Doiron's view, are progressive-minded gardeners and backward-thinking municipalities.