Sentence examples for and the backwardness of from inspiring English sources
Philological terms to designate different professions, and the backwardness of used-car dealers not to invent a new name for their profession.
I detect a whiff of this cultural fatalism in Mitt Romney's patronizing remarks about the superiority of Israeli culture and the backwardness of Palestinian culture.
"If the big leaders would have come by road at least they will see the road condition and the backwardness of the area".
Mr. Obama, in his book, describes his first encounter with Mr. Ndesandjo, in which he heaped scorn on his father and the backwardness of Kenya.
Jul. 19, Alan Walker Read now of… Philological terms to designate different professions, and the backwardness of used-car dealers not to invent a new name for their profession.
By H. L. Mencken The New Yorker, April 2 , 1949P. 76 Philological terms to designate different professions, and the backwardness of used-car dealers not to invent a new name for their profession.
The woman, identified as an Arab-American psychologist, celebrates the "civilization" of the West and denigrates the "backwardness" of Islam, according to the English subtitles.
Most of "The Known World," which takes its title with irony from a 300-year-old map and reflects the backwardness of such a document, is set on Henry's plantation.
Many will look at this strange juxtaposition and blame it on the backwardness of the South, the narrow minds of the white poor, dusty rural ignorance.
I kept waiting for him to catch my eye in the middle of one of his clinical descriptions and shake his head over the backwardness of a society obsessed with virginity and prostitution.
It gives you this sense of forward looking, of the forwardness of history as well as the backwardness of history, and what a gift to have this new life and to look forward".
