Sentence examples for find outward from inspiring English sources

While southern Europeans tend to incorporate drinking with eating and find outward signs of intoxication embarrassing, the tradition in Sweden, and other Scandinavian countries, is to drink less often but with the intention of getting drunk.

You find outward-opening doors on commercial buildings.

Q. How can I find an Outward Bound group for women over 50 with a focus on hiking or cycling?

But for this ideal to be an ideal of beauty, the unique moral value of humanity must find an outward expression which is somehow appropriate for it although it is not connected to it in accordance with any rule.

After acquiring inward treasure, you will find that outward supply is always forthcoming.

He added that an official report into the London subway and bus bombings in July 2005 found that "Outward Bound type activities" were a common factor among those bombers.

Investigators found no outward signs of abuse, and initially believed the boy died of natural causes, said Judy Mongillo, a spokeswoman for the New Haven Police Department.

But the necropsy found no outward signs of trauma or infection, the zoo's chief veterinarian, Dr. Suzan Murray, said at a news conference.

The event marked a step in Alexander's progress toward Eastern absolutism, and this growing attitude found its outward expression in his use of Persian royal dress.

The inevitable "blague" of the Parisian yesterday [May 18] found its outward expression in the sale of a huge poster "La Fin Du Monde," in which the destruction of the planet was represented under a form more characterized by humor and imagination than artistic talent.

No singular point is found for outward solidification.