Sentence examples for a bit backward looking from inspiring English sources

Knighthoods for four cabinet ministers seems odd and a bit backward looking.

"We went around the houses," Stewart said, "with quite a lot of punning on the word 'out', but the feedback was that it was a bit antiquated, a bit backward looking".

But it also stands for a reaction to modernity, he said: "One could say it's a vision a bit backward-looking, but it's also, I think, a battle of today, to try to safeguard what gives us pleasure and health".

That makes America look a bit backward.

You've got it a bit backward.

He was a bit backward in coming forward, may I say, in saying what he meant.

Our culture's insistence on authentic local color is simultaneously logical and a bit backward.

"It's a backward looking report".

Android, by contrast, is a backward looking architecture.

A greedy algorithm is backward looking.

"Rankings are all backward looking.