Sentence examples for outward activity from inspiring English sources

It suits a time when little outward activity is demanded and when the peculiar traditions of a group seem particularly worth emphasizing.

These rights concerned not only the "outward" activity of the church but also encroached upon the inner life of the church as was shown by the role of the emperor in summoning and leading imperial councils to formulate fundamental Christian doctrine and to ratify their decisions.

Not all outward activity is expression.

Specifically, I mean cultivating 'other-orientation' (as opposed to 'self-orientation') and deep connection to people and the planet as a precursor to any outward activity.

These outward activities Meher Baba saw as indications of the inner transformation of consciousness that he came to give the world.

It is a turning away from an arguably aristocratic idea of the intrinsic worth of things: from pleasure, with its sense of an internal condition of mind, to fun, so closely affiliated with outward activities; from excellence, an inner trait whose attainment is its own reward, to achievement, which comes through slogging and recognition.

Leila Josefowitz: There's something very stoic in him and I think in the writing [of the Violin Concerto].....[His music] is a mix of very strong, intense, internal emotion and very outward, agitated activity.

Infected cells take 40% longer to activate and are more sensitive to the potassium channel inhibitor tetraethyl ammonium, compared to control cells, indicating increased potassium outward current activity.

The spatially-tuned outward attention activity had a very long latency (on average 283 ms).

To investigate the direction sensitivity of cells with outward attention activity, we computed a preference index (PI, see Experimental Procedures).

Spatial tuning of the outward attention activity was a common finding in our sample of V6A neurons: twenty-six oft of 51 cells (51%) resulted significantly spatially tuned (one-way ANOVA, p<0.05).