Sentence examples for directed inwards from inspiring English sources
While there are vain women, too, female vanity generally seems directed inwards and is more likely to be self-critical.
Meanwhile the angry energy that three months ago looked as if it might generate radical reform of parliament now appears directed inwards.
He believes that if Turkey has energy for reform, it should be directed inwards, at human rights, the question of free speech and respect for minorities.
Those inside the toxic world of the right took notice of the frenzied accusations, however, and learned how easily treason charges can be directed inwards.
In everyday life, the two couples and torso live and operate side by side, compliant, contiguous, united by a centripetal energy, directed inwards.
It's a bubbling brew of violence, despair, humiliation and rage; much of it directed inwards on those who have helped make a failing state but much of it directed against a US and a CIA, whose interventions stoke constant resentment.
In clinical situations, the stimuli responsible for DH result in a dentinal fluid movement or flow across dentinal tubules that can be directed either inwards or outwards.
The nominator is thus the component of the image gradient directed out- or inwards from the surface, and summed over the surface area, while the denominator is the total surface area raised to a positive scalar value α.
Have your middle fingers point inwards toward you.
"An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth - that is not our culture in Scotland and I would like to think that the US government, and these states that do still have capital punishment, would learn something from us". The cardinal said Americans should "direct their gaze inwards" rather than scrutinise how the Scottish justice system worked.
