Sentence examples for more inward from inspiring English sources

Venus, always reserved on the court, turns even more inward.

His new book is more inward looking and more intimate.

One is that its leaders have been more inward looking than those of its economic peers.

I'm very outgoing and my sister's more inward in her emotions.

This means that women tend to be more inward looking, and men more initiative focused.

Space exploration tends to be more inward looking today than in the so-called Space Age.

It's a much more inward-looking patriotism.

Never more inward-looking, never more in demand: that's America today.

"It has made us more inward-looking and more nationalist," she says.

It feels smaller, more inward-looking.Politicians still talk the global talk.

But political intervention might yet render it both tamer and more inward-looking.