Sentence examples for set in reverse from inspiring English sources

Think of it as civil rights set in reverse.

The looped video that went viral was actually set in reverse (see Merkel's backwards step).

In the workshop, the mosaic is first set in reverse with glue on paper or cloth and then applied to the floor or wall.

Imagine setting all the type, using thousands of individual pieces of individual metal type letters, set in reverse, and also set from the end of the lines to the beginning, in the First Folio or Gutenberg Bible!

Included will be "Killer Ring," a diamond ring set in reverse, with the point of the gemstone facing outward to create a weapon, and "Bullet Proof Rose," a brooch made of black Kevlar.

Perhaps the most intriguing facet of Venyx is that the pieces are deliberately tactile, with, for example, pink gold and diamonds set in reverse to create a rough texture or the reptilian effect of diamonds in green ceramic plating.

And since then it has continued to see falling numbers for the extreme poor, setting in reverse the continent's previously dispiriting, steady upsurge through the 1980s and '90s.

The song fades back in after a few seconds into the "nightmarish" ending, with the Mellotron playing in a haunting tone one achieved by recording the Mellotron "Swinging Flutes" setting in reverse —scattered drumming, and Lennon murmuring, after which the song completes.

This multigenerational saga, set in Dubrovnik, unfolds in reverse, beginning at the end of Regina Delavale's life, in 2002, and working back to her birth, in 1905.

Beginning with "The Preservationist" (about a curmudgeonly Noah) and "Fallen" (a brilliantly intricate account of the Bible's first family, set forth in reverse chronology so that Cain and Abel's histories precede those of Adam and Eve), Mr. Maine has brought a startlingly contemporary tone to some of the world's best-known narratives.

I set off in reverse, walking from the bright, windswept capital, Valverde, the end of the Bajada, along the wide path of the procession, following it south on to higher ground, where black volcanic scree and arid desert shrubs were replaced, suddenly, by lush, mossy forests of cypress and heather.