Sentence examples for example of inner from inspiring English sources

Still, I'll take a single quiet example of inner struggle over a hundred outspoken moral crusaders any day, even if each of those hundred unwaveringly walked the talk.

If a society is supported by its leaders to keep bringing purity of intent, wellness, spiritual power,and wisdom to the lives of its people, then that country could stand as an example of inner peace, which in turn could create world peace.

"Education was always the way to advance yourself," he said, "and here is an example of inner-city children who come from families that have really modest incomes, going to school in the middle of a rundown, depressed urban environment, showing the world they too can excel in academics".

We have the survivors of the Holocaust to look to for examples of inner strength in the face of the most horrific, unimaginable, inhumane circumstances.

Commutative Lau algebras, such as the Fourier algebra A(G) of a locally compact group G, are examples of inner amenable algebras.

Outstanding examples of inner linguistic form are provided by the ideas behind various figurative expressions which are built into a language, e.g. "to give hand" and "to sweep an opinion aside".

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Examples of inner ear haemorrhage: the inner ear haemorrhage (white star) appears as a hypersignal on nonenhanced FLAIR acquired images of the vestibule (a and b), superior semicircular canal (c), and the cochlea (d).

Here are few examples of inner resistance, when you ask questions and make statements (unconsciously or consciously) like: "Why did I get a bad grade?" It's not going to change the grade and less likely to motivate you.

We have countless examples of inner-city kids who have been in trouble all week but on the judo mat are little angels.

Richmond's Iron Triangle, East Oakland, West Oakland, and Bayview/Hunter's Point were regional examples of inner-city neighborhoods starved of resources, and then hemmed in by racial housing policies.

Take the example of condensed inner speech, argued by Fernyhough (2004) to represent an important variant of ordinary inner speech, and likely to overlap with the DES categories of 'partially unworded speaking' and 'unworded inner speech' (and perhaps even 'unsymbolized thinking'; see below).