Sentence examples for had inverted from inspiring English sources

First of all, he claimed that Moses is not a Jewish name but an Egyptian one; second, Freud's study of dreams and fairy tales convinced him that the Bible had inverted things.

Sociologists here said the feuds had inverted traditional gender roles in rural Albania, as the women became the breadwinners of the family while the men were forced to stay home and do the housework.

Crossover Appeal John Zogby, a pollster Mr. McCain often consults, told him that the race had inverted his political profile: Democrats and independents liked him more than Republicans did.

Looking at the scene, I realized that Ai had inverted the usual logic of art and politics: instead of enlisting art in the service of his protest, he had enlisted the apparatus of authoritarianism into his art.

As soon as Mr. Grass's poem was published, several German politicians, Jewish organizations and intellectuals expressed affront, saying that he had inverted geopolitical fact, casting Israel as a threat to world peace while Iran should be depicted in that role.

What bothers me is that too few in the financial community cared that the curve had inverted.

Here's the thing about tabbouleh salad: Most of the ones I've had invert my preferred proportion of bulgur to parsley.

But Jude Law has inverted that progression.

But the crisis has inverted this equation.

We find that the old pattern has inverted.

Mr Olasky's thesis is that we have inverted compassion.