Sentence examples for inward dimension from inspiring English sources
But there is another, more inward, dimension of mental health which also turns out to be extremely important.
A powerful brand that will naturally evolve over time starts with looking inward and identifying key dimensions of yourself that make you unique and will help you continue to be relevant based on changing conditions and new opportunities.
The role of religious differences (including atheism) in our lives is a vital reflection of a vibrant population of diversity along a dimension of pursuit of inward knowledge.
Dirichlet and Neumann conditions are the limiting cases of the so called Robin BC [ 36] (51) where is an inward unit normal to the surface, and the parameter Λ has a dimension of length and is called the extrapolation distance.
For example, when an inward flow is applied, a higher rate of fluid flow will cause more significant odontoblastic process displacement, increasing thereby the dimension of the channel available for the fluid flow [18] (Fig. 1 D).
"Your focus turns inward.
Agnes Martin turned inward instead.
Danny could be speaking for any of the novel's dimensions when she notes that "the lesson from this is that it is easier for human beings to push outward than it is for them to explore inward".
