Sentence examples for backward to its from inspiring English sources

Yet the novel somehow loses energy as it rushes, backward, to its conclusion.

Z-average size was plotted against temperature and the aggregation onset temperature was determined by extrapolating the linear section of the transition, at its highest slope, backward to its intersection with the baseline at low temperatures.

But what is thrilling about her earlier novels is that, in sympathetically following her characters' extremities, Ferrante's own writing has no limits, is willing to take every thought forward to its most radical conclusion and backward to its most radical birthing.

Fairphone, on the other hand, is looking backward to its supply chain.

Looking backward to improve its future, Pfizer will once again try to gain FDA approval to market its blockbuster drug, atorvastatin (Lipitor), over-the-counter (OTC).

It also has a remarkable record of bending over backward to prove its "objectivity" by turning piece after piece into a debate between a vast majority of scientists knowledgeable on the subject and a fringe of climate-change deniers and doubters.

Obama: A warrior-hearted black man running for president in a country that bends over backward to deny its white supremacist tendencies?

The car is stripped of nonessentials, and the rear is converted into a gondola that can tilt backward to aim its blower into the end of a balloon lying flat on the ground.

But it is a long way from Mr. Aciman's fictional memoir, which goes beyond a golden look backward to send its characters into the world, their gold devaluing as they live in the puzzlement, displacement, comedy and regret of universal human exile.

For this transition to body licking, the mouse must bend down and backward to bring its mouth toward a side flank, and then begin a vigorous bout of body licking that continues for 1 4 s.

The novel opens with the death of its protagonist and, in successive chapters, works backward to his birth.