Sentence examples similar to a sort of inward from inspiring English sources
Manhee is unaware of what she's done wrong and doesn't consider herself dishonest at all, so her story instantly becomes a sort of inward-looking detective story, an investigation to determine what she may have done to stoke Yanghye's firm distrust.
The rest of the songs were romantic ballads; both musicians set about reaching into their organization of notes and chords to find what sort of inward honesty lay there.
It's a sort of knowing smile, though, a smile turned inward, stemming no doubt from the knowledge that he has plenty to say, but not necessarily the words to say it".
Imagination, we are told, "is nothing but decaying sense" (Leviathan I.2).[11] Because Hobbes regarded sensation as a sort of motion or pressure arising in the brain (or heart) in response to an inward pressure arising for external objects, the sort of decaying he has in mind seems unlikely to be that of a picture (or other representational object) crumbling to dust.
The deal, which would represent a sort of "EEA minus" arrangement, would essentially trade the primacy of the City of London in Europe's financial trade for the ability to limit inward migration from the EU.
(A sort of cognitive disonance).
