Sentence examples for Most backwards from inspiring English sources

"Not in the United States and not in the most backwards country in the world".

"That is the most backwards philosophy I think I've ever heard from Latrell," Van Gundy said with a veiled smile that conveyed disbelief.

Richard turned me on to loads of things, the weirdest, strangest, most backwards..

18 With a population of 4 million subdivided into 5 Tehsils (19 blocks), 19 Hardoi figures among 81 (of 640) districts accounting for 1/3 of India's 2012 child mortality, 17 and receives development funds targeted to India's most backwards districts.

And his shirts are most often backwards or inside out.

A few years ago, some physicists suggested that high-temperature superconductors--which operate at about -200 degrees Celsius--worked backwards: mofthef thelectronsns pair, but only a few condense.

It's a tiny, undeveloped valley in the mountains, one of the most rugged and backwards corners of the country.

Young white folks, usually male, are able to express their racial and racist angst (conscious and subconscious) in a space and at a time that for the most part sanctions backwards, demeaning behavior.

The three connections described above were the only connections of the original six that were included in the most parsimonious (after backwards elimination) regression model (Fig. 7).

Indeed, most cephalopods swim "backwards" by taking in water into the mantle cavity and by expelling this water by mantle cavity compression through the hyponome (e.g., [ 157]; for a discussion on the functional analogy between ammonoids and Nautilus, the only extant cephalopod with an external shell, see [ 63, 146]).

When marching backwards most band directors will want you to have straight legs.