Sentence examples for it was inward from inspiring English sources
That episode was hanging over the organisation when she joined in 2001, says Annetts. "It was inward looking and had lost its way". The new name, Dignity In Dying, is the last in a series of reforms she has instigated to transform the organisation into a credible, authoritative and professionally-run outfit.
But, like many venerable British enterprises at the time, it was inward-looking and somewhat undisciplined.
I don't even know if it is inward.
"Education is a field dominated by beliefs and traditions, it's inward looking.
But the music isn't strident; it's inward-looking and rhythmically complex.
Living on past glory, it is inward-looking and tactically outdated.
His work has not evolved over the years; it is inward-turned and self-conscious, in bad ways.
Coming from a self-deprecating, tiny island that's faced the fact that it's not as mighty as it once was, I have an outward-looking approach to life, while in America, being such a vast place, it's inward-looking and there are syndromes big and small that stem from that.
Rather, it's inward-looking.
"The US is distracted by gay marriage, culture war, healthcare; it's inward-looking," said David.
