Sentence examples for inverting from inspiring English sources
'inverting' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use 'inverting' when describing the action of reversing something or turning it upside down. It can also refer to changing the position, order, or direction of something. Example: The magician performed a trick by inverting a glass of water without spilling a single drop.
verb
Present participle of invert
Silvio Berlusconi – never one for sticking to the script – seems bent on inverting the process that Karl Marx identified: that everything in history occurs twice, "the first time as tragedy; the second as farce".
What's more, my position in the household is inverting.
"For the first half of the 20th century, both from a footballing and a political point of view, Hungary had existed in the shadow of Austria," writes Jonathan Wilson in Inverting the Pyramid.
That helped stem the outflow of firms inverting with shell companies in tax-free Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.
Mark Zuckerberg, the company's founder, describes this as "inverting the model" of social networking.
Inverting the rise and fall is a recent idea.
This survey began by asking whether America was inverting this process and becoming a centrifuge.
Inverting the question, the teacher tries again: "What country has a good relationship with the Islamic Republic?" "China!" shout the 12 young Chinese men and women who make up the rest of the class.
IT WOULD make a neat paradox to be able to say that as Germany's economy is weakening, the country is becoming more powerful in world affairs thereby inverting the conventional wisdom that Germany since the second world war has been an economic giant but a political pygmy.
This scenario is therefore the converse of typical inverted spectrum scenarios: instead of keeping the environment fixed and varying the internal constitution of the subject, Inverted Earth varies the environment and (due to the inverting lenses) keeps the subject's internal constitution fixed.
(See Block 1990, 1996a, 2003).[21] Instead of considering an "overnight" inversion and the consequent confusion, semantic adaptation and amnesia, your eyes are fitted with "color inverting lenses" and you are transported to another planet—Inverted Earth.
