Sentence examples for taking us backward from inspiring English sources

"It's a recipe for division and taking us backward".

But I think it is taking us backward".

From that vantage point, she's heard from women all over the country who see how cases like Hobby Lobby are taking us backward.

And it's actually taking us backward in breaking those stereotypes".

"President Bush is trying to take us backward, to many years ago," he said.

Such discriminatory legislation takes us backward, eroding our civil rights struggles to secure the Constitution's promise of equal rights under the law.

He said Romney "has funded efforts to roll back marriage laws in California and other places" and "believes that we need a constitutional amendment banning the right of gay couples to marry and would take us backward not forward".

"State and local authorities know best, and the vast majority say that these rule changes take us backward, not forward, in cleaning our skies and improving public health," Mr. Lieberman said.

"I can say that the fact of an announcement that we would get access to the Western Wall takes us backward to the time before the establishment of the Jewish state," Mr. Levy added.

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And in fact, some want to take us backward.