Sentence examples for inward visits from inspiring English sources
Then off to Brussels … "I receive so many inward visits, and I'm able to pull the right people into the room for the right meetings: two presidents, four prime ministers, three finance ministers, two governors of central banks.
While here we direct our attention inward, visiting beautifully preserved medieval towns like Peratallada, with cobbled streets, covered passageways and an 11th-century castle (now a deluxe hotel with eight guest rooms), and Pals, former fief of feudal lords that was rediscovered by city folk who have splendidly restored the houses as weekend retreats.
The key difference between an inward state visit to the UK and other routine official visits, is the direct involvement of the Queen and other members of the Royal Family, and the ceremonial elements that are always integral to these programmes.
"In the last year only three potential inward investors visited Coleraine at the behest of Invest Northern Ireland and, given that unemployment is at a record high, the future prospects for people in that area are very poor, particularly for young people in the age group 16-25".
There is a lost land I visit, between my outward life and my inward preoccupations.
After the breakup, St. Aubyn, now a "delinquent and illiterate" schoolboy in London, was expected to interrupt his Provençal vacations with long visits to his father's house, whose only windows faced inward, into a courtyard choked with weeds.
Paris, which we visited at the end of the week, is still looking inward after November's terrorist attack.
"Your focus turns inward.
Agnes Martin turned inward instead.
