Sentence examples for good outward from inspiring English sources

"There is a good outward perception of change and improvement," the ex-worker said.

When her son — 25, a college graduate with a job, a girlfriend, a new home and a good outward disposition — killed himself, Paugh was determined to do something about the deadly pattern in her family.

And they meld some car characteristics -- comfortable cabins, relatively responsive handling, compliant rides, reasonable fuel economy -- with the traits that have had people lining up for S.U.V.'s: good outward visibility, a "commanding" driving position, flexible cargo space and the bad-weather security of all-wheel drive.

"On this small scale, it's important, both on Instagram and in the world, to be a person who is a good outward representation for plus women," she said.

Jeter also possesses star quality, naturally thriving in the spotlight, with good looks, outward confidence and a gracious manner that has made him an idol among teenage girls (teammates tease him about the high-pitched screams that emanate from the stands when Jeter's name is announced before each at-bat).

One friend of Mr. Trump said that despite his outward good spirits, the president remained anxious about the contents of the report and was concerned that its release was taking longer than he expected.

I'd finally managed to exile the voices in my head that told me my personal happiness was only as good as my outward success, rooted in things that were often outside my control.

Hawthorne had returned with his family to America in 1860, after seven years abroad — four as U.S. consul in Liverpool and three more as a sojourner in Italy and England — in outward good health, though within a year Sophia was confiding to his publisher, William Ticknor, of Ticknor & Fields, that her husband was "low in tone and spirits..

Hawthorne had returned with his family to America in 1860, after seven years abroad — four as U.S. consul in Liverpool and three more as a sojourner in Italy and England — in outward good health, though within a year Sophia was confiding to his publisher, William Ticknor, of Ticknor & Fields, that her husband was "low in tone and spirits...

I'd committed to "The End of Suffering". I'd finally managed to exile the voices in my head that told me my personal happiness was only as good as my outward success, rooted in things that were often outside my control.

Team spirit was good on the outward journey, but Hammond's forthcoming divorce and other domestic concerns caused him to become isolated from the players and increasingly moody.