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Inverted in sentence

54 examples of Inverted in a sentence

And she was talking about seven-dimensional, inverted universes.
It's an inverted garden.
It looked like an inverted bracket, and we would drop whatever we were doing and we would follow, and then we would come around the corner, and there she would be with her herd.
Oh, sorry, one of the cups is inverted.
For example, the human retina is inverted, with light-detecting cells facing away from the eye opening.
That's the critical change that is being inverted by the Net.
It's being unbundled and inverted.
If we want to learn about the past, it's time we inverted the pyramids.
I think Trump himself is the wrong answer to the right question, but they have some truth, and it's truth found in the epidemic of opiates around the country, it's truth found in the spread of loneliness, it's the truth found in people whose lives are inverted.
We felt as if gravity had been inverted; it wasn't pulling us toward the center of the earth, but toward the universe.
In your lab there are 36 habitat cells, arranged in an inverted pyramid, with 8 cells in the top row.
This inverted form minimizes the amount of surface area it exposes to the sun in the spring and summer.
And sloths can do almost anything in this inverted position.
They inverted the whole idea of development.
When we went to pristine reefs, we realized that the natural world was upside down; this pyramid was inverted.
First of all, your pyramid, your inverted pyramid, showing 85 percent biomass in the predators, that seems impossible.
What we found in coral reefs is that the inverted pyramid is the equivalent of the Serengeti, with five lions per wildebeest.
The idea behind it all is not that bad, but building the plot on a story of a twin planet to Earth, on which the same world is inverted, asked for a master like Kubrick to direct.
My FAVORITE part, though, was when the woman tells her uppity muck husband, on the telephone, about the inverted cross in the mirror, and he just says "Well, look, I've got a congress meeting.
A supposed thriller borrowing from "A Time to Kill", "Silence of the Lambs", even an inverted "In the Heat of the Night" with a little reverse murder, a la "Strangers on a Train" thrown in, it fails abysmally where all the above, to a large degree, succeeded.
Mao’s revolution fueled countless rectification movements and campaigns that inverted the once-inviolate primacy of ruler over ruled, scholar over worker, husband over wife, father over son, and family over individual.
Christianity, with its belief that God (or the Son of God) sacrificed Himself to expiate humanity’s sins, inverted the traditional economy of sacrifice.
This will require us to address the inverted narratives of victimhood, which are often recruited to justify intolerance.
Some concepts that are designed as criticisms are quickly inverted to become celebratory.
The longer such policies are postponed, the longer we may inhabit the inverted world of negative nominal interest rates.
First, is there not a risk of a kind of inverted injustice by which the traditionally privileged become the new underprivileged?
“Think of an inverted pyramid,” writes investment banker Charles Morris.
The French entertainer Dieudonné M’bala M’bala – whose signature “quenelle” gesture, which resembles an inverted Nazi salute, has stirred controversy throughout Europe – personifies this overlapping discourse.
Michel Houellebecq’s prediction in his last novel, Submission, that France would elect a president from an Islamic party in 2022 has been inverted.
Common forms of inverted financing include short-term debt and debt in foreign currencies.
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