Sentence examples for is inverting from inspiring English sources
verb
To turn (something) upside down or inside out; to place in a contrary order or direction.
- To invert a cup, the order of words, rules of justice, etc.
What's more, my position in the household is inverting.
But as life expectancies continue to grow, the population pyramid is inverting.
When some women catch Christy preening himself in a mirror, it is as if Synge is inverting that ancient pictorial tradition whereby a male artist placed a mirror in the hand of a female (who held it up to her face in a painting titled Vanity).
In one corner is Kendrick Lamar, from Compton, Calif., one of the most daring and sometimes vexing rappers of the day and one who is inverting the gang-rap legacy of his hometown while working under the auspices of one of its founding fathers, Dr. Dre.
The final stage is inverting amplifier composed by OP-AMP2.
The women's liberation movement once taught ladies to cast off their bras in solidarity and empowerment; now a new startup, founded by two women, is inverting that formula to make sure that when you put it back on, that bra fits like a glove.
The relationship is inverted.
But this is the Middle East, and everything is inverted.
In raising this issue now, ArtWatch's logic is inverted.
In summer Europe's natural order is inverted.
But his world is inverted, in the time-honoured manner, by a woman.
