Sentence examples for most outward from inspiring English sources

Why isn't she supporting him?' It's the most outward manifestation of support".

And Marseille is, by geography and history, the most outward looking of all French cities.

Those private messages were the most outward sign of the deep unease felt by Saudis about the attack on Baghdad.

While he has learned to suppress most outward symptoms of his condition, he still makes mental checklists of good things and bad things.

But it is slowly dawning on Cubans that change and the post-Fidel era have begun.To most outward appearances, everything in the communist island remains the same.

One of the most outward looking exhibitions on Hou's newly opened programme is The Future is Now, the first comprehensive show of pioneering Korean video and digital art ever held in Europe.

Bryter Layter is Nick Drake's most outward-going and consequently commercial album.

The European country considered the most outward-looking and globalized is fractured by the backlash against the very model that made Britain strong.

Tracking everything from views on gay marriage to propensity to travel, he described young Americans aged 18-29 as "the most outward-looking and accepting generation in American history".

Perhaps one of the most outward-looking elements, Gregory believes, will be this year's Barbican Box project, put together with the innovative theatre company Complicite due to the long-held interest in neuroscience of Simon McBurney, its artistic director.

Ms Hvistendahl has little truck with this account, which fails to explain why some of the richest, most outward-looking parts of India and China have the most skewed sex ratios.