Sentence examples for downward kind from inspiring English sources

It's not a point of dispute, though, that Peel is a class traitor of the socially downward kind.

And it's an excellent time to look at the architecture of the trees themselves, whether they have single or multiple trunks, if they hold their branches aloft or arching downward, what kinds of catkins or seedpods dangle like ornaments, what their bark looks like on a rosy dawn or in the golden light of the setting sun.

Weapons requests tend to flow upward from the individual services rather than downward from any kind of rational master plan.

These cascade downward, like a kind of liquefied, discontinuous atrium that flows in and around the spaces dedicated to production.

Bagir is developing a label for suits, like the machine-washable styles sold at Sears under the Covington label, that shows the carbon dioxide emissions next to a downward pointing arrow — kind of like the Energy Star rating you would find on a refrigerator.

"That kind downward spiral is what's at stake for the euro area," said Antonio Garcia Pascual, chief euro-area economist for Barclays' investment bank.

Imagine the kind of downward dog your ex's new girlfriend has.

"This doesn't look like we're entering some kind of downward spiral," said Jonathan Basile, an economist at Credit Suisse.

"I warn people not to let themselves be drawn into a kind of downward spiral of negative perception.

Iceland was able to avoid this kind of downward spiral, though, because its currency collapsed nearly 60percentt between the end of 2007 and the end of 2008.

This time it was Walker, although it was more a kind of downward stroke with the brow, a cheese grater effect.