Sentence examples for was thought to have backtracked from inspiring English sources

The Government was thought to have backtracked on its initial support for the idea after intense lobbying by Big Tobacco.

"I think what was most interesting is how far he has backtracked since Friday evening.

The NUS think Hancock has backtracked.

And I think he's going to have to backtrack and make sure that, and say, hey, look, this is what I am going to do in terms of advancing conservative causes and in terms of repealing some of the things this administration has put in place.

Now they have backtracked.

'Rude Boy, yeh-hey!' Phar Lap had backtracked to find out what was delaying me.

It wasn't until feminists came out against the song that these men who previously thought it was acceptable had to backtrack.

But now he has backtracked and is asking for clarification.

It's "a little awkward" to have to backtrack on that, he said.

In an interview with the New York Times on Friday, he backtracked: "We're going to have to see.

In fact, the Aam Aadmi Party leader is already having to backtrack a bit.