Sentence examples for say backward from inspiring English sources

It was a completely secluded society but I wouldn't say backward - not as backward as it is now.

Italian fashion is often judged to be old-fashioned and – some would say – backward-looking, with only Prada, of the big design houses, credited for creating agenda-setting, off-kilter wearables.

The thing is that hits can be so unpredictable that it's hard to say looking backward who was truly responsible for making a game successful and what a fair revenue split should be.

The bathroom, whereas the french (and the rest of the world) say things backward, taking longer to say it e.x. the room of bath.

"He has led this state backward," Mr. Andrew said.

"They said, 'These backward people in the Middle East understand nothing.

"Hey!" he said, stumbling backward with his pants at his ankles.

It was, he said, a "backward religion", intolerant of homosexuals and women's rights.

"You're good now," Mr. Englund said, standing backward in the moving craft, an arm outstretched.

So he was actually at a disadvantage, he said, "moving backward when the others are moving forward".

"This is history being made today," he said, turning backward in his seat, with a wide grin.