Sentence examples for an inward from inspiring English sources

Never betray an inward sense of defeat".

There's an inward drive to the narrative.

It's an inward focus on one sense," Mr. Lewis said.

"The seminary is an inward community," Mr. Gorchov said.

The humanities turned from an inward to an outward focus.

Looking like an inward, aggressive group of judgemental trolls.

Glover has always been an inward-turning performer.

Blake had not yet become an inward-turned visionary.

This would not mean that, after so long, we had somehow become an inward-looking nation.

Japan is often said to have an inward-looking culture, Mr. Stroock noted.

Labour MPs are now consumed by an inward-looking leadership contest.