Sentence examples for precisely backward from inspiring English sources
He got it precisely backward.
"This is precisely backward," Mr. Boehlert said.
"Time for Facts, Not Resolutions" gets it precisely backward.
But they had it precisely backward: to black audiences, his ability to speak in pulpit inflections one moment and concave Midwestern tones the next made him seem more black, not less.
Discussing the earlier logical work of Kurt Gödel, Leavitt says that it established that the axiomatic system of Bertrand Russell and Alfred North Whitehead's "Principia Mathematica" was "inconsistent," when Gödel proved no such thing, and a definition of something called Skewes number is precisely backward.
Once again, he has the facts precisely backward; the truth nowadays is that copyright is the right to hire a lawyer.
But that gets things exactly backward: a radical concern for climate change is precisely motivated by a concern for human life – in particular, the human lives that will be affected by climate disruptions.
This seems exactly backward.
This is exactly backward.
