Sentence examples for wanting to revert from inspiring English sources

In response, Roosevelt gave an uncharacteristically intemperate press conference, accusing the Supreme Court of wanting to revert to "the horse and buggy age".

"To the extent that there is an element of nostalgia, people wanting to revert back to the good old days, that may have an appeal".

I do not think Mr. Xi wants to revert to Maoism.

Oracle, for one, wants to revert to the more traditional model.

I want to revert to how I was before, which was making music, having fun and whatever happens happens".

The successful screenwriter who freezes and just wants to revert to her lost, kid-writer place where she "loved to write for its own sake".

It knows that the EU will not want to revert to the chaos of 2011-2012 when it looked as if the euro would break up.

If I can go a week with no screens around my head, who knows, I might feel born again and never want to revert.

If you want to revert to smaller icons, go back into the Display properties box and uncheck the setting for large icons.

"In essence they want to revert to the old days," when national studies "was a force of suppression rather than a source of inspiration".

Followers of Salafi Islam argue that worshippers have lost touch with the true nature of the religion and want to revert to the ancient form of Islam.