Sentence examples for has outwardly from inspiring English sources

While officials have tightened security at government offices, post offices, airports and the Nassau Coliseum, little on the suburban landscape has outwardly changed since Sept. 11.

The outside caliper has inwardly curved legs that measure the diameters of solids created by rotating tools, such as lathe-turned objects; the inside caliper has outwardly curved legs for measuring bores.

While some lottery winners fritter away their fortunes or meet tragic ends, not much has outwardly changed for Mark and Cindy Hill since they won half of a $587 million Powerball jackpot in November.

Unilever has outwardly stressed the importance of recognizing the impact that businesses have on issues such as global warming and sustainability, and implicates itself as a leader in future-proofing.

They're the most obvious source because everyone has outwardly declared that they're searching for someone, and while they have their pitfalls, the good thing is that everyone is there for the same purpose.

The United States appears ambivalent about a new military operation in the Middle East, and other countries have outwardly opposed it, including Turkey, a fellow member of NATO.

The more massive, globose megasporophylls can reach 10 12 cm (4 4.7 inches) in diameter and appear somewhat spiny because the cone scales have outwardly curved elongate tips.

For most of the time since the first caliphate governments have outwardly endorsed the notion that temporal laws must be subservient to religious rulings while doing as they wish and ensuring that jurists toe the line.

Still, for some fans whose feelings might become chronic, Dr. Fava said, "about a third of people in depression will have outwardly directed irritability and a third will have anger outbursts".

But some of the most prominent voices in the liberal blogosphere have outwardly expressed their sense of betrayal.

The High Court held that to come within the definition, one must be shown to be an orthodox Muslim and must have outwardly manifested and practiced Islam; merely having been born into that religion was insufficient.