Sentence examples for really backward from inspiring English sources
We start from a really backward position.
Then she supervised some backward painting, which wasn't really backward, if you thought about it.
"We've still got a situation where they plan to close every single ticket office, which is mad – a really backward step and counterproductive".
"I would watch the sunrise sometimes, because it was such a pain to wait for a train at 3 a.m., so it forced me into this really backward schedule, going home with the morning commute," he said.
That's not good enough for doctors like Stanford Hospital surgeon Matthew Wetschler, who says you have to go back to your desk to enter something or use a really backward system.
There's this other really interesting layer where Korea used to be perceived as a really backward kind of country, but it has gone from OECD debt recipient to donor.
He doesn't really do backward steps, does he.
In that same story, another leader of the CCAR, Rabbi Denise Eger, said that reform Jews ask themselves: "Is Israel really that backward of a nation?" Undeniably, the battle over the right to pray at the kotel is not over.
A little backward, really.
It's really kind of backward".
Come home empty-handed and I'll really make you backward!
