Sentence examples for backward something from inspiring English sources

Using tiny wires and fishnet structures, researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have found new ways to bend light backward, something that never occurs in nature.

In Couples [1968], there are a lot of sentences that have that little blur, that little twist, that backward-something, that you find in Green".

In the other you're moving backward with something resembling omniscience.

But if Mr. Green's new album benefits from some of the lessons of neo-soul, its chief impulse is much more suggestive of retro-soul, another recent movement that glances backward with something more determined than fondness.

And since the holy books -- if taken literally -- are filled with backward nonsense, something has to give.

You do not want to seem backward or something.

"By going backward, you see something you could have never achieved by going forward".

"Suddenly, the T.S.A. people are bending over backward to make something happen," he said.

Living standards rose, but Puerto Ricans see a big downside: A whole generation learned that life in the country was backward and miserable, something to escape.

(2) One might wonder whether there is something backward about the view that conceptual role determines meaning.

There is something backward about the question.