Sentence examples similar to is always backward from inspiring English sources

Writing for the court, Gorsuch explained that judicial reasoning is always backward-looking, while legislation is forward-looking; he cited a thirteenth-century English jurist to establish that the presumption against retroactive legislation is nearly as old as common law, and the retrospective effect of judicial decisions, he said, has been established for almost a thousand years.

And his hat is always on backward.

But everything in our country is always done backward".

"I like to say that a controller is always looking backward in their role of financial reporting and closing the books," Mr. Masarek said.

He is always bending over backward to be fair, and this becomes tiresome.

On the Fourth of July, the instinct is always to look backward in time, to the first news of that great Declaration or to the days when Emerson could truly say that "the vast majority of the people of this country live by the land, and carry its quality in their manners and opinions".

When every other world has been wiped out by alien invaders, it is always Earth that, despite its backward technology, manages to hold on.

Similarly, in the Fig. 6d, f, the polarization direction of the backward random laser is always along the rubbing direction of the B side except OSR cell, because there is no rubbing behavior in its B side.

In an industry which is always looking forward and very seldom backward, that is something special.

In our data, a 5-bp forward step is always observed following a 5-bp backward step and is never detected on its own, consistent with this structural model.

"Those who are always looking backward are at the edge of the ravine," said Jun Sales, a restaurant cook.