Sentence examples for felt backward from inspiring English sources
The countryside felt backward and remote.
For me, I've always felt backward-compatible to Version 1.0.
The beginning feels backward, too.
Orci and Kurtzman noted it would feel backward to demonize the Klingons again after they had become heroes in later Star Trek series, and the Romulan presence continues Spock's story from his last chronological appearance in "Unification", an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation set in 2368.
But Star Fox Zero, the PlatinumGames-developed Wii U comeback of anthropomorphic space-fighter pilot Fox McCloud and his zoological crew of Arwing-riding colleagues, has me both grinning like the cat who got the cream, the cake, and the key to the backdoor of the bakery, and screaming obscenities at my television because, just sometimes, the whole thing feels backward, if not actually broken.
If it felt written backward at times — an elaborate justification of a simple inspiration, to put the characters in their traditional costumes — it moved fast enough to stay fun while it happened.
The brilliant autumn sunshine helped; but Kiev felt less backward-looking than it did 12 months ago.
Much of the big names on couture schedule are designed by men – the world of couture can feel very backward sometimes.
The sequence at the 'flirty' brunch hangout, a low point in the whole movie, feels horribly backward, like the kind of thing you might expect to find in the 1980 Al Pacino film Cruising".
"The Republican convention in every way felt old and backward," he said.
