Sentence examples for outward about from inspiring English sources

The effects ripple outward: about one-half of all American jobs lost since 9/11 are in aviation and travel-related industries.

The difference between the past generations and the millennials is that millennials are more vocal about their goals, more outward about wanting to be valued, and more willing to move on if you are not offering what someone else will -- and all of this with no consequence.

Bend your wrist back (outward) about 45 degrees.

The forces that are whipping the Moon outward by about 3.8 centimeters (approximately an inch and a half) a year are tidal.

Students want teachers to be multidimensional, to care about outward appearances as much as inner substance, said Neeta Jain, a kindergarten teacher.

Of course, elected officials have worried about outward appearances since time immemorial, but optics puts a new spin on things, giving a scientific-sounding gloss to P.R. and image-making.

In this respect, it is different from sensory processes that normally deliver information about outward events or about the non-mental aspects of the individual's body.

Chalabi betrayed little outward concern about this sudden turn.

It became very hard to have any outward hope about the future".

Although the fashion houses avoided displaying outward pessimism about their own businesses in the economic downturn, there was an unusual new trend for fashion: prudence.

Rather than engaging in outward reflection about American power and how it is perceived overseas, our leaders urged us to turn inward.