Sentence examples for inward act from inspiring English sources
The word Hajj means "to intend a journey", which connotes both the outward act of a journey and the inward act of intentions.
If it succeeded in driving away the opposing cavalry and provided it remained under control it could then swing inward and act as the hammer to the phalanx's anvil.
Music and choreography suggest that he's a paragon of classical beauty whose focus as yet is inward; in Act III, when he bounds and turns in love's joy, we see another side of him.
"A conscious experience of architecture is the result of physical, spatial, temporal, sensorial, and physical presence, rather than a pure inward intellectual act," explains Bermudez in his presentation.
But White's book is probably best read as a symptomatic tour of the real sense of anxiety about the disenchantment of all those qualities that make us feel most alive and unique in the world, whether our intimate sense of consciousness, our belief that our inward self acts freely and decisively according to our will, or our capacity for creative achievement.
Intuition looks inward and acts outward.
This acts inward normal to the membrane.
With respect to the wellbore axis, radial stresses act in both inward and outward directions resulting in corresponding compressive and tensile radial strains.
We turn inward, breathing slowly.
Turn inward and reach out.
