Sentence examples for kind of backwards from inspiring English sources

This is a song I arrived at kind of backwards.

I'm doing this kind of backwards, writing about the politics first.

"So the cliché is kind of backwards, that he's got his hands on and he's in charge and doing this.

He cites George Eliot as a kind of backwards proof that novels lose their way without comedy, having recently been looking at his old copy of Middlemarch.

Replacing Barnes with Ince didn't work and showed the kind of backwards thinking that was still prevalent in English football in the 1990s.

Some people forget that myself and some other players on the team did it kind of backwards – I played in a World Cup in front of a billion people before I'd ever been on a professional environment; never been on the books of a club team.

"If you didn't shoot 66 today, you were kind of moving backwards," McIlroy said.

"You kind of work backwards on something like this," said Clint Van Zandt, a former profiler in the F.B.I.'s behavioral science unit, in Quantico, Va.

"Under one of Galen's it had 'currently on testosterone and prednisone medication' and when I saw that I kind of jumped backwards," Magness said.

Like, there was a roller coaster and it kind of fell backwards, and I was kind of wishing that I was on that roller coaster at the time that it fell".

"I kind of worked backwards, which was weird," she says.