Sentence examples for inverted word from inspiring English sources

Then both the original and the inverted word will be shifted circularly for each bit and compared with the data just sent for least hamming distance.

the use of inverted word order in indirect questions, as in She asked could she go to the movies, is becoming just as much a part of informal spoken American English as indirect questions without inverted word order, as in She asked if she could go to the movies.

Frank McCourt immortalised West and South-West Irish English in his memoir Angela's Ashes, with its liberal use of the definite article ("Do you like the Shakespeare, Frankie?"), and the unbidden musicality that comes with inverted word order ("Is it a millionaire you think I am?").

Take 34 (3:40 p.m .: Inverted a word here.

The undying creed of American racial optimism — bolstered anew by the election of a black President — has led us to a place where the usual principles have been inverted, where words speak louder than actions.

But if I invert this word and focus on the positive like Stolar demonstrates, my word can become "Focused".

If you were to invert your word and focus on the positive, what would it be?

Of course, the intolerant Republicans invert words: Conformity and intolerance are transformed into "freedom and liberty".

Mr. Bush read the speech from a teleprompter, but that did not stop him from making a mistake and inverting his words.

All footprints for each set of regulators (Activators, Dual or Repressors) were then searched for the longest inverted repeat containing palindromes word 1 and word 2 and the 'palindromicity' calculated.

This blog was amended on 23rd December 2013 to remove inverted commas around the word 'historian' in the standfirst.