Sentence examples for between the inner world from inspiring English sources

There is not so firm a boundary between the inner world and the outer world as we had assumed.

One can only assume that there is a relation between the inner world of subjects and their visual appearance.

There's a doubt, a shadow, a friction between the inner world and the perception or the shape of the exterior container.

As McDougall demonstrated convincingly, the psychic conflicts arising from the tensions between the inner world of primitive drives and the constraining and denying forces of the external world begin in earliest infancy, but have ramifications throughout life.

This term uses a spatial metaphor to express a divide between the "inner" world of thought and the "external" world.

The piece "talks about the relationship between the inner world and the outside world… We created a mechanism that allows the sculpture to breathe, moving all the muscles of the back and showing that indispensable union with the environment that allows us to breathe, and thus to live".

Occasionally the book strains for profundity, and Desi makes such lumbering utterances as "On a planet built with words, which are valenced with the same charge as streetlight clicks and dog barks and sneaker rasps, I must deal directly with all these things of the senses lying between my inner world and the inner world of anyone else".

That sense of craft, of a virtuosic artistry that increased the gap between the onscreen world and the inner world that gave rise to it, produced terrible misunderstandings (including my own) regarding the merits of Truffaut's later films.

Zen maintains, via the influences from philosophical Daoism, that this creativity is in the same order as that of nature, for the practitioner reaches the original source prior to the distinction between the outer world and the inner world.

Thus, alliesthesia provides a direct link between the outer world and the inner world.

FO Matthiessen, in his American Renaissance, points out how much the great writers of that renaissance owed to the English writers of the 17th century - Donne and Herbert, Marvell and Browne - with their belief in correspondences between the little and the large, the inner world of the self and the outer world of nature.