Sentence examples for backtracking from from inspiring English sources

(But then what was all that CRAZY year 2013 crap, then? IS MCCAIN BACKTRACKING FROM HIS CRAZY FUTURE FANTASIA ALREADY?).

Maybe by then the embarrassment and backtracking from Stewart's comments will have dissipated.

And isn't it just lovely that President Bush is backtracking from his earlier statements?

Similarly, Mr. Rumsfeld is backtracking from his go-it-alone approach.

There has been some backtracking from the broadcaster since the understandably hostile reaction in Australia to his comments.

By late July he was exasperated that the network was backtracking from offbeat approaches to a more mainstream format.

But he did discuss backtracking from his statement in June, when he said that Ewing would not be traded.

Before his professional translator arrived, we spoke briefly about the Iranian regime's backtracking from the fall's agreement, in Vienna, to send enriched uranium to Russia.

Backtracking from comments he made earlier that a weak currency promoted growth by increasing exports, Mr. Schroeder said he wanted "a strong currency".

There has been little backtracking from efforts to reduce climate-warming emissions, environmentalists say, but many proposals have yet to be written into law or regulation.

The White House has tried to backtrack, but it has been backtracking from backtracks so much that on Egypt its symbol might as well be a weather vane.