Sentence examples for expressed outwardly from inspiring English sources

Although shocked by the trade, Holmes never expressed outwardly that it bothered him.

The Kantian notion of the sublime allowed Schiller to articulate an ideal of the subjection of Neigung ("impulse") to Pflicht ("duty"), which results in an inner composition and control expressed outwardly in grace and composure.

The entire city has been swept away by a tide of patriotic sentiment, expressed outwardly with flag pins or paper flags taped to windows, or inwardly by a redrawing of the emotional map that has made Americans closer in outlook to the Americans of 1941 than to the cynical pre-September culture.

Durkheim held that such a religion reflects the collective consciousness that is manifested through the identification of the individuals of the group with an animal or plant species; it is expressed outwardly in taboos, symbols, and rituals that are based on this identification.

Once an individual experiences affective anger, the emotion may be expressed outwardly or repressed.

The behavioral dimension of anger is simply the behavioral response to the subjective experience of anger [20] and may be expressed outwardly or inwardly [18].

She understood that Larry didn't harm anyone by expressing outwardly who he was internally.

It seems that we all have a sense of who we are, yet we have this gnawing feeling within that somehow it is not the person we express outwardly.

"If Technicolour Alaska represented the love I feel for the natural world in it's true and raw sense, Technicolour Dreams taps into the leaping, head-spinning, heart-pounding, soul-igniting joy that I try desperately to [and mostly fail at] expressing outwardly," says Coram in the video description.

Emotions, however, will be expressed either outwardly (through sports, violent behavior or substance abuse) or inwardly (high blood pressure, ulcers).

I never expressed this outwardly (or inwardly), but I have been fearful of your destruction my entire life.