Sentence examples for retrograde view from inspiring English sources

The Third Eye Retroscope provides an additional retrograde view that may detect polyps behind folds.

The Third Eye Retroscope TERR) provides a simultaneous retrograde view that complements the forward view of a standard colonoscope.

It's a numbing bore of a movie, and I can't even work up much righteous indignation over its retrograde view of relationships.

The Third Eye Retroscope TERR) is a disposable device that is passed through the instrument channel of a standard colonoscope to provide a retrograde view that complements the forward view of the colonoscope during withdrawal.

It's a stunningly retrograde view of the Democratic base, one that neglects to mention that the work requirement was signed into law by a president who remains hugely popular among that base, Bill Clinton.

Several years ago, at the Midwinter Housing Conference, in Park City, Utah, after hearing some mortgage bankers saying that minorities didn't deserve loans, he declared in a speech, "Homeownership is not a privilege but a right!" Now he abhors the idea that the retrograde view has gained credence.

But what about a news corporation owned by an industrial behemoth, one that espoused retrograde views?

His retrograde views help explain why South Africa's three most important cities are each now administered by the opposition, the Democratic Alliance.

He credits the popular Polish pope, John Paul II — another candidate for sainthood — for his global diplomacy but faults his retrograde views on matters of sex and gender.

The populist in the White House also sees himself as the victim in a witch hunt, is reviled in the cities, often seems a buffoon, and revels in retrograde views.

Conservatives generally achieved that in the bedroom, though the country now seems to have become less prudish; in opposition, one of the main peccadilloes for which Tories get the boot is holding retrograde views on race.