Sentence examples for backwards that from inspiring English sources

"I find this a step backwards that will make due diligence and catching fraudsters harder.

It's the grassy knoll inside Area 51 where Janet Yellen is playing a record backwards that says hyperinflation is coming.

The repeal of our carbon price is a significant step backwards that puts us out of step with the international community".

Clearly, if I take a chalk like this one here, and I throw it on the ground, and it breaks in little pieces, if I run the movie backwards, that doesn't make sense, right?

First to go was the notion of career; more recently, the tearing-up of company pension obligations is another unilateral recasting of the conditions of work - a historic step backwards - that has aroused barely a ripple of objection.

This is the identical gambit, played backwards, that was employed by Nixon and Henry Kissinger, his national security adviser, to clip the wings of the Soviet Union at the height of the cold war.

The second season is so ass-backwards that it's not even worth summarizing here.

How typical and ass-backwards that the response of desperate Conservatives isn't to educate the ignorant, but to reaffirm those fears and punish women who are already being punished pretty hard for simply existing and having a baby.

What is slightly more troubling, though, in terms of both Jamiroquai specifically and the nostalgia industry at large, is seeing the bending-over-backwards that people'll do to latch onto pretty much anything that finds its way onto more than three websites.

Others say it is a step backwards -- that it makes segregation look like a workable solution for American society.

"People feel like they've gone backwards … that the world is changing and they're being left behind," he said.