Sentence examples for inward life from inspiring English sources
The queen, he claims, lived an entirely inward life, filled with characters and narratives of her own making: saintly Albert, bad Bertie, twinkly Disraeli and the wicked, wicked Boers.
The electronic revolution, with its accelerating development of this or that apparatus, is frequently compared to the invention of movable type -- but the digital is antithetical to the inward life of letters.
Mrs. Gladden was turning inward, detaching from life, but although she could no longer speak, she could still hear.
Like many Russians in the Putin era, they turned inward, shunning public life and focusing on the personal.
Khalid attempts to circumvent the problem by looking inward: his love life is no longer in turmoil because of the lack of interest in commitment depicted on his hit Young, Dumb & Broke, but because he's too busy.
Conference is like Twitter come to life: inward-looking and strangely meaningless.
As it did later, in other cities and other schools, my tendency to turn inward protected me from life's difficulties, but it also deprived me of life's riches.
"There is always something ready to mirror itself – life turning inward".
His drawings record how his life turned inward and his career incubated ideas from its own past.
He was beset by what he called "chronic mental depression," and his life turned inward toward his family.
When my life collapsed inward — which is what death is, life collapsing deep into itself — that phrase remained outside the collapsing; it became a thing separate from me.
