Sentence examples for or outward from inspiring English sources

In what direction should the U.K. naturally gaze: inward or outward, forward or back?

Whether looking inward or outward, their characters talk a blue streak, but words ultimately fail them.

So that was the answer: the island was college, or home, or Outward Bound.

Slip on adjacent, preexisting faults or outward shattering of rock into the new cavities may occur.

He is not paid as a board member of the New York City Ballet or Outward Bound USA.

"Energy is the only life, and is from the Body; and Reason is the bound or outward circumference of Energy.

By squeezing a lever under each one, you can move them fluidly and independently up or down, inward or outward.

Their charm lies in their restraint, the artist resisting her inner promptings of expression or outward expectations of content or style.

Here, however, is Ellington himself on foreign territory, trying through some sort of inner or outward obligation to succeed at someone else's game.

It's easy to pigeonhole somebody for their age, demeanour or outward appearance, but the film reminds us that the indomitable human spirit resides not in these things.

Fingers tend to be long and spidery; the spine is often curved (a condition called scoliosis); and the chest bone can bend inward or outward.