Sentence examples for backward looking views from inspiring English sources

"I've been warning for weeks that while, of course, we should be alarmed about the prospects of Ed Miliband dancing to the tune of Alex Salmond, we should be equally alarmed at the prospect of a hapless David Cameron, minority Conservative administration, dancing to the tune of Nigel Farage, the right wing of his own party and some of these truly, truly, backward looking views from the DUP".

However, the point of view is backward, looking down the staircase, as the camera used the staircase's handrail as a dolly track, being lowered slowly by means of a wire.

In October 1985 Brennan explained his views on the Constitution and the role of Supreme Court Justices, views sharply at odds with Scalia's backward looking right-wing bigotry.

Some developers view the plan the Justice Department and 17 states filed last Friday as too backward looking, aimed at a personal computer software industry the Internet is already passing by.

"Rankings are all backward looking.

A greedy algorithm is backward looking.

"It's a backward looking report".

They feel contemporary, not backward looking.

Who are modern and who are backward looking?

It isn't isolationist or backward looking to say that".

Android, by contrast, is a backward looking architecture.