Sentence examples for backwards suggesting from inspiring English sources

Experiment 2 showed that learning readily (though perhaps not fully) transfers to trials with motion played backwards, suggesting that the vector of motion was not a critical component of learning.

Tracing the path of HIP 46950 backwards suggests that it would have been in the vicinity of the Scorpius-Centaurus Association about 13 million years ago.

Cohort analysis of incidence demonstrates steady reductions for all age groups, especially over age 40, and extrapolating backwards suggests that Canada previously had a substantially higher incidence.

He played his first when only a day old, stealing a herd of cattle belonging to his brother, Apollo, and driving them into a cave backwards to suggest that they had left instead of entered.

The large backwards projection suggests that force was transmitted more directly from the maxilla to the lacrimal in Tarbosaurus.

Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign, on the other hand, "was looking backwards," Clinton said, suggesting the GOP nominee's platform targeted racists and misogynists.

Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign, on the other hand, "was looking backwards," Clinton said, suggesting the GOP nominee's platform targeted racists and misogynists. .

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Kendall dismissed suggestions by the Times columnist Rachel Sylvester that she was sympathetic to the Milburn criticism suggesting Labour was moving backwards on reforms.

He said he had focused his campaign on tackling Bradford's economic problems, suggesting the city had "gone backwards" during Labour's years in government.

There is something wonderfully feral about Alex Ferns's performance, suggesting that Lee has been pulled through a cactus backwards and that the cactus won.