Sentence examples for backwards part of from inspiring English sources

In fact, Kyokushin karate fighters take pride in not moving backwards, part of their philosophy of never showing weakness, fear or surrendering.

The 36-year-old mother of two went to work as a violence interrupter for Harlem SNUG (that's guns spelled backwards), part of a nationwide program called Cure Violence that treats urban crime as a contagious disease.

DI item 1 (attention/spell "world" backwards) is part of the MMSE and ACE-R, and the MoCA uses digit span for testing attention.

The hubs are backwards (wider part of the field) and arranged regularly.

The knuckle-dragging swing of the arms, the languid simian gait and the palms facing backwards are all part of showing who's boss.

Executive functions were assessed by three tests: the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, part B of the Trail Making Test, and Digit Span Backwards, which is part of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, revised.

It may look foolish, but if you walk backwards for a part of your day, you'll burn up to 190 percent more calories than walking forward the same distance.

There are footnotes within footnotes; some text is sideways, upside down or even backwards; and one footnote (part of which can be seen inside the blue box in the example) reads as if it were tunneling through the pages.

Critics of the classical argument question this assumption, contending that when reasoning about how to move at any of his information sets, including those not on the backwards induction equilibrium path, part of what an agent must consider is what conditions might have led to his being at that information set.

Then, move the bands backwards onto the thick part of the tool above the hook.

Place your tongue on the roof of your mouth then slide it backwards until the hard part of the roof disappears.