Sentence examples for reverse the terms from inspiring English sources

To reverse the terms of the current transatlantic shouting match over healthcare, look at the US.

"What I have done is reverse the terms of the prophecy.

The physical rigors of a performance such as DiCaprio's in "The Revenant" reverse the terms for once.

And it's no better if you reverse the terms to make the irresistible the weight of experience and the immovable the demands of innocence.

Ferdinand Piëch, a member of Porsche's founding family, a board member, and also chairman of Volkswagen, pounced on the opportunity to reverse the terms of Porsche's audacious bid.

The central premise of the course is to reverse the terms by which humanitarianism and colonialism are usually understood and to excavate new meanings of each through histories of architectures and constructed environments.

In the days following, Instagram reversed the terms, but not after drawing mass amounts of protest online.

And several Republican senators have supported legislation threatening to defund the United Nations unless the Security Council reverses the terms of the resolution, which Council diplomats say would be politically unworkable.

It's a short step toward reversing the terms of judgment and arriving at racist theories like the one advanced by Wagner in his anti-Semitic essay "Judaism in Music".

An earlier version of this column gave the correct figures for the percentage of whites, Hispanics and African-Americans who are married, but by reversing the terms lower and higher and single and married made it sound like the numbers referred to the percentage of singles in those groups.

The speaker has, from the beginning, objected to reversing the term-limits law, and, after briefly toying with the idea of approving a term extension, now sounds cool to that, too.