I am begging this court not to turn backward to the barbarous past.
On the treadmill, time turns backward, to a period when TV was something to glance at, semi-absorb, then discard.
In the post-Foucaultian tradition, it's thought to be impossible to isolate accepted "knowledge" from power structures, and sometimes that principle is turned backward, to link personal discomfort with larger abuses of power.
There were also precious few male partners, despite the efforts of intrepid cross-dressers like Baronda Bradley, a supply-chain logistics consultant from Fort Worth, Tex., and well-known Austen society fashion plate, who was wearing a tweed jacket and paisley waistcoat over a 1940s corset turned backward, to achieve a sufficiently stiff male carriage.
On Feb. 15, how many turn backward to the sinking of the battleship Maine in 1898?
| July 6 and July 14 at 2 and July 12 at 8: Handel's "Giulio Cesare" marks a swift turn backward to the grandeur of Baroque opera.
"This is history being made today," he said, turning backward in his seat, with a wide grin.
Dressed in white Phat Farm Classic running shoes, ripped patchwork jeans, orange sweater and a baseball cap he keeps turning backward, he doesn't look like a theater V.I.P.
The concern, he said, is that "if it were somebody from within the state, that would be somewhat of a national message that Louisiana was turning backward on reform".
Fibers representing the inferior visual field course directly posteriorly from the LGN, whereas those representing the superior field first pass anteriorly over the roof of the temporal horn of the lateral ventricle before turning backward (Meyer's loop).
