Sentence examples for more outwardly from inspiring English sources

This one is more outwardly slinky than most.

It was political before, but now more outwardly so.

So this is sort of looking a little bit more outwardly.

Its resilience is also partly explained by its constant morphing into more (outwardly) benign forms.

I like to be wooed, but I'd have to be more outwardly available, I guess".

In this, she is not so different from the more outwardly independent women in the room.

His son, Wahlström, is even more remarkable because he is more outwardly respectable.

Post-Fukushima, there's been a more outwardly polemical edge to Japan's art scene.

Is it possible that the White House feels the need to get a bit more outwardly aggressive with Beijing?

Someone from, say China or India, moves to the U.S. and struggles at first, but eventually learns to act in a more assertive, outwardly self-confident and perhaps even self-promotional style.

Instead of exposing a lack of inspiration, Butler's self-referential episodes – his songs about being in a band – belie a writerly gaze that is growing more acute, outwardly and inwardly.