Sentence examples for called backwards from inspiring English sources

Just days after Mr. Obama's campaign started airing a new television commercial with the theme "Forward," a "super PAC" designed to help elect Mr. Romney began airing one called "Backwards".

My book is called Backwards and in Heels about the history of women in American cinema.

It also argued that the licensing provision in the settlement agreement cannot be interpreted to apply to family detention facilities, a position the court called "backwards" reasoning.

It's called "Backwards and in Heels: The Past, Present and Future of Women Working in Film". So she wasn't surprised at the results of the USC study.

Then I remembered a book I had read in a modern dramatic literature class called Backwards and Forwards, by David Ball.

But all it take is one ignorant legislator to say something stupid or one ridiculous incident and all of that disappears in the eyes of so many and we are called backwards rednecks.

For example, some Muslim communities – many of them are what we call "backwards" [per the "Other Backward Classes" classification].

When Game Pass first debuted it made waves because it included the ability to download and not just stream your games, a move that a certain Silicon Valley perspective might call backwards-looking or pointless.

This process is called backward induction (because the reasoning works backwards from eventual outcomes to present choice problems).

When the last budget was finally agreed upon in 2005, it was done by what a British official, not authorized to speak publicly, called "working backwards".

The process we're calling the heart of Amazon's renowned innovation prowess is called "working backwards" and it takes its cue from Amazon's long-established leadership principles.