Sentence examples for reverse the chronology from inspiring English sources

Torday tells the story in four sections, each describing a different year, but he has chosen to reverse the chronology.

Although the Queen of the Night is the mother and Pamina the daughter (the original Pamina, Anna Gottlieb, was only 17), singers today tend to reverse the chronology.

Shorts reverse the chronology.

Reverse: Reverse the audio completely.

(Of course the chronology here is reversed: the historically-significant Simplicity Theorem precedes the establishment of Theorem 11 by almost a decade).

The Evening Standard's Nicholas de Jongh, who credited Sharrock with bringing O'Neill's play "menacingly alive", observed that the play manages to deliver a "history of black oppression in America, relayed in vivid dramatic pictures and reverse chronology".

Just like with Instagram Stories, you'll immediately notice the circular Stories bubbles in a row above the News Feed, showing the profile pics of friends who've posted, ranked by relevancy rather than reverse chronology like Snapchat.

"But how does this fit in with Emma, who starts the play aged 38 and (thanks to the reverse chronology) ends it at 29? "Miss Scott Thomas's poised silences suggest a middle-aged shrewdness rather than the confusion Emma would surely feel about the turns her life takes".

The reverse chronology CV template lists linear work histories starting with the most recent first.

The book moves backwards, in a structure that reverses our lived chronology, from the portrait of his own demise to the multifarious aspects of being: being in a relationship with other beings, being in nature, being in space, in time, being amid insentient things.

It becomes acutely clear here that the reverse chronology isn't just a gimmick.