Sentence examples for inward mission from inspiring English sources
"I won't pretend this is not a tremendous risk," Father Kline said of balancing an inward mission and outward reach.
It was always part of NASA's mission to look inward, not just outward.
The bars, made of dense lines of stars at the galaxies' centers, are thought to form as gravity causes density waves that push gas inward, supplying material for new stars, Hubble mission researchers explained in a statement.
Joan's schemes of holy deceit have a sombre tone but an unwavering passion, and lead to fleeting but unmistakably iconic moments of the girl warrior on horseback, facing her mission with an exaltedly contained and inward certainty.
And the way the building is situated, facing outward toward the sea and not inward toward France, is central to the institution's mission.
Livingston's new globetrotting mission to promote UK trade and attract inward investment is considered one of the most senior ministerial jobs below cabinet level.
In this design method, two phasing strategies, an outward phasing strategy and an inward phasing strategy, are proposed based on the characteristics of the phasing mission.
The NSA was once a foreign intelligence agency, and now they've trained their satellites inward to pick off communication, with at least one end in the U.S. The FBI has a certain legal mission and certain legal restrictions.
A congressional investigation determined that Echelon had not only turned inward, targeting such peaceful political groups as Amnesty International, Greenpeace and several Christian groups, but had actually broadened the scope of its mission to include political espionage.
"Your focus turns inward.
