Sentence examples for its backwardness from inspiring English sources

Kavanaugh's interpretation of it is exceptional in its backwardness, attempting to wring the complete opposite conclusion from what has been accepted for more than a decade.

It is almost Luddite in its backwardness.

He also advertised that the country, despite its backwardness and isolation, could master a missile technology that it has previously marketed to Iran, Pakistan and others.

For all its "backwardness", though, the "problem" of Karamoja can only be understood in context.

They moan to each other of the brittleness of Vietnamese culture, its backwardness.

The singer, accordionist and songwriter Luiz Gonzaga, who died in 1989, remains a powerful symbol of regional Brazilian culture -- its glory and its backwardness.

The slowdown was also related to unification, which wholly revealed the economic deficiencies of East Germany the extent of its technological backwardness, its low productivity, and the faltering state of its manufacturing plants.

The country's secrecy, its technological backwardness, its ham-fisted and anachronistic public pageantry, and the Kim regime's well-documented eccentricity all add up to a subject for which the Onion headlines write themselves.

But Gozo, separated from the mainland by 8km of sea, remains unfazed in its rural backwardness; it's an idyllic writer's retreat of rural gentility, with stunning coastal scenery.

Mills's Texas was not distinguished by its frontier past, but by its provincial backwardness.

If it ever hoped to escape its economic backwardness and the devastating effect of the last world war, it would need to reverse the arms race.