Sentence examples for of an inward from inspiring English sources

Claudio's disturbed and peculiar wit is the voice of an inward mind.

It threatened to sweep away the privileges of an inward looking aristocracy convinced that their glory days would never end.

But the show is much more of an inward journey than even the hunkered-down "Twilight Zone" was.

In Roman Catholic Christianity, a sacrament is "an outward and visible sign of an inward and invisible grace".

People who track blogs hate to make generalizations, but many acknowledged that female bloggers often have more of an inward focus, keeping personal diaries about their daily lives.

Any organization reflects its leader, as Al Gore says, and for most of last year his presidential campaign was the outward sign of an inward turmoil.

He claims in fact the standing of an inward-looking artist.

A The World Financial Center was sort of an inward-facing project when it was built.

To some art historians, El Greco is the interpreter of an inward-turning mysticism that sprang up in Toledo during his lifetime and that emphasized private prayer.

Writing on Tuesday, Jones sparked the row when he argued the installation was evidence of an "inward-looking mood that lets Ukip thrive".

In 1826 Jean-Victor Poncelet of France proposed the idea of an inward-flowing radial turbine, the direct precursor of the modern water turbine.