Sentence examples for inward into from inspiring English sources

It's always easy to look inward, into a bureaucracy.

Some paintings barely hold together; others collapse inward into strange, shapeless masses.

She turned a few others, tops folded inward, into a kind of bookshelf.

All such devices open inward into the secrets of Everyman's psyche and of capitalism's perfidious designs upon Everyman's pocketbook.

We need to strengthen our national defense, look inward – into the country – and not focus on foreign affairs.

In Rhodes he had nothing to do, and all of his ability and strength appear to have turned inward, into strange and unpleasant behaviour.

For too many young people, the feelings -- sadness, anger, fear, whatever they end up being -- will be turned inward, turned into isolation, and turned into beliefs about who they are, not about their stress levels, brain chemistry or what they experienced.

Over the winter he starred in a short film to promote Somerset, commissioned by inward investment agency Into Somerset.

To write is to transform that inward gaze into words, to study the worlds into which we pass when we retire into ourselves, and to do so with patience, obstinacy, and joy.

Inward investment into the developed world fell.

"But things like the feet turned inward crept into mine".