Sentence examples for express outward from inspiring English sources

Cambodian farmers still tend to be cautious, but many have become more tactically astute: While they might still express outward support for the C.P.P., many wanted change.

MCF-7 cells express outward K+ currents, although the channel has not yet been identified [ 12, 17].

This project's parti expresses outward equality for both units by nesting the two households within a single gabled volume.

"I can only imagine the conflict he felt, creating depression that, unfortunately in his case, turned into violence expressed outward rather than violence turned inward, as it did with me".

But even as the Romney campaign expressed outward confidence about its ability to maintain an uninterrupted flow of whoppers, some Republicans privately feared that a major power outage could disrupt its ability to lie, distort, and exaggerate in the crucial days ahead.

All major religious and spiritual traditions urge us to live our lives from the inside out, expressing outward into the world instead of in reaction to externals.

Even with two victories in hand, and just two needed to claim his fourth championship, Bryant could not be bothered to smile or express any outward joy.

Mrs. Dershowitz's husband, Nathan Dershowitz, a lawyer and brother of the prominent Harvard Law School professor and defense lawyer Alan M. Dershowitz, did not express any outward displeasure with the jury's decision.

Chase explained that Vogue expressed "the outward and visible graces of a civilized way of life".

As the year's end approached, Garcetti expressed little outward interest in using his own authority.

It activated and inactivated slowly at −40 mV holding potential and expressed larger outward and reduced inward currents with Cs+ in the pipette solution.