Sentence examples for reversed looking from inspiring English sources
The strategy for investigating the relationship between the two diseases may obviously be reversed looking for the occurrence of headache in depressed persons without headache.
Here the use of light, interestingly, is reversed: Looking at Rothko's suite of very dark paintings, somber rectangles of shaded charcoal, plum or maroon, requires a level of concentration akin to making out shapes in the dark.
For shorting opportunities, Mr. Offman does the reverse, looking for stocks that open significantly lower than the previous close.
Remember Joan Fontaine trembling when Cary Grant came up the stairs in Hitchcock's "Suspicion" and Glenn Close wondering about grouchy Jeff Bridges in "Jagged Edge" and (with the gender roles reversed) Al Pacino and Michael Douglas looking warily at their lovers Ellen Barkin and Sharon Stone in "Sea of Love" and "Basic Instinct".
Not surprisingly, this pattern is reversed when looking at the percentage of workers employed in large plants.
The situation is reversed when looking at the number of reads for microRNAs.
The direction of the correlation should, therefore, be reversed when looking at the results.
If the caller isn't in your contacts, the instant reverse look up tells you who's calling.
A planned 10% increase has been reversed, which looks a panicky decision from a company that has spent the past couple of years telling its shareholders that advertising works wonders on a portfolio of brands than runs from Oxo to Ambrosia to Angel Delight.
Next, after the location of the two objects is reversed, infants look longer if the agent now acts on the previously un-chosen object.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg first supported the president's decision to hold the trial in New York, but reversed field after looking at the costs of what could be a very long process.
