Sentence examples for inward appearance from inspiring English sources

Christians argue that God does not look at one's outward appearance -- that is, how well one's dressed -- but at one's inward appearance.

In his video installation Barflies, which is at the Site Gallery in Sheffield until September 7, Chakravarthi stations himself in a variety of pubs and clubs and tries to get some attention, resulting in a subversive artwork that underlines the distinction between outward appearance and inward reality, according to the Guardian's review.

The role of GluR1-S845 phosphorylatisn is likely at the level of regulating the function of Ca2+-permeable GluR1-homomers, because it is correlated with the appearance of inward rectifying AMPARs.

What distinguishes this kind of art is a greater and more inward truth than mere physical appearance: it is the truth of how these men and women saw – and wanted us to see – themselves.

Moreover, our data show that elevated intracellular calcium strongly potentiates outward current and results in the appearance of an inward current.

The addition of Tg caused the appearance of an inward current, which reversed between 0 and −5 mV in SHSY-5Y cells and in HSG cells (results not shown).

In late-Victorian Britain, the avant garde in art was "symbolism", the movement across Europe that looked beneath appearances, to the inward self.

My outward appearance goes with my inward feelings.

"The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance".

Aristotle once said, "The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance".

As Aristotle said, "The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance".