Sentence examples for on outward from inspiring English sources

Seen from our vantage point nearly a century on, "Outward Bound" reads as an English dramatist's occasionally ruthless examination of his own environs; it's telling, for instance, that the most ardent encomium to England is voiced by Mrs. Cliveden-Banks, who is the scariest embodiment of her adored country at its most class-bound.

These days, I'm much less convinced by the notion of community a few of those around me were advocating, one based on outward signifiers — skin color, ethnicity, language — but at the time, in the context of a highly politicized college campus, it felt intuitively correct.

Being a practicing Muslim man, who has experienced Muslim life in the United States, London, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Pakistan, I'm often driven to despair by the emphasis on outward appearance as opposed to one's manners, morals and ethics.

Employees read "Dress for Success" and were sent on Outward Bound-style leadership retreats.

The trip was organized by an outfit, now defunct, that patterned itself on Outward Bound.

Why inculcate an emphasis on outward appearance in the under-5 set?

For a little over a decade (roughly 1607 1618), the dispute raged on, expanding outward from Holland and Utrecht.

The return journey is little better, with 17% of passengers - almost 37,000 people – standing up on outward-bound services between 5pm and 6pm.

These lanes are reserved for long orange buses, which zip past slower car traffic and quickly shuttle passengers on and off at the stations on outward-folding ramps.

Security had clamped down on domestic flights, with passengers forced to open their luggage for detailed search at boarding gates, though there were few such checks on outward-bound international flights.

These effects were linked to NO effects on outward-rectifying K+ channels which are Ca2+ insensitive, possibly by direct modification of the K+ channel by NO (Sokolovski and Blatt 2004).