Sentence examples for are inner from inspiring English sources

Those are inner beards.

People always think that should be easy but there are inner expectations that you have to lower.

Like Mr. Huxley in "Square Dance" and Ms. Whelan in "Liturgy," there are inner worlds at play.

Oddly -- and refreshingly -- for a historical novel, most of the battles that Stella and Christine and Gloria (and everyone else in "Four Spirits") fight are inner ones.

Because purity and pollution are inner states (though there usually are outer or observable symptoms of pollution), the defiled man or artifact, temple, or natural phenomenon may at first show no outward features of his inner corruption.

The arcades of Paris, says an 1852 guidebook, are "inner boulevards, glass-roofed, marble-panelled corridors extending through blocks of buildings... lining both sides... are the most elegant shops, so that such an arcade is a city, a world in miniature".

Held by: Labour Lambeth and Southwark are inner-city south London boroughs, stretching from the South Bank opposite Westminster and the City down through Brixton, Camberwell and Dulwich to the borders of suburbia at Streatham and Norwood.

During the lesson at John Jay, a supervisor of the teenagers, Antonio Fonseca, an operations liaison with the city's Department of Juvenile Justice, said, "These are inner-city kids who don't get to swim - this definitely calms them down, relaxes them".

The motivating forces are inner-driven and motivated by their self-concept.

Lemma 4.3 Let 1 ≤ p < ∞ and 0 < s < 1. Suppose f = I f O f ∈ F ( p, p − 2, s ), where I f and O f are inner-outer factors.

In the typology made famous years ago by David Riesman and his collaborators in The Lonely Crowd (1950), it separates people who are "other-directed" (who behave as others expect them to) from those who are "inner-directed" (and get their signals from inside themselves).