Backward Quotations | Page 2

It wasn't the prettiest thing, obviously. There were too many penalties, and we've got to straighten that out. We went backward at times faster than we went forward.

You may as well fall flat on your face as lean over too far backward

We were pressing and she slid in front of a girl, but she fell backward and knocked her head on the floor. She knocked herself out.

We modern Marxists regard socialism as a historically brief transitional stage between feudalism and capitalism, necessary only in backward countries.

We're going to win the division, ... If we don't, we've taken a step backward unless our young guys have done something where you can see hope. But I'm going to tell you this, and hopefully it won't be often: That young team stuff is not going to be used as a crutch. OK, we're young. So what?

We felt she should have her own history of sexual abuse . . . which makes her feel very deeply about what she is doing, because she's having to look backward into her own vulnerability as well as using all her training and strength,

It's a backward and wrong direction. It's putting our progress in reverse.

a better than average chance that the Xbox 2 will be backward compatible.

This is too good a group to not be in the playoffs. To take a step backward would have been really difficult.

If he is elected, and if he continues to push the same backward and regressive ideas he was pushing during his campaign, I do not see how this peace process can go forward.

My God, till I received thy stroke, / How like a beast was I! / So unaccustomed to the yoke, / So backward to comply.

We believe an anti-trust lawsuit is counterproductive, costly to the taxpayers and ultimately will be unsuccessful in the courts, ... The government's action today is a step backward for America ... This suit is all about Microsoft's right to innovate on behalf of consumers -- the right to integrate new technologies into Windows as they develop.

Baseball is the only major sport that appears backward in a mirror

The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.