Sentence examples for outward acts from inspiring English sources

They argued that such outward acts were irrelevant as long as one remains inwardly a Jew.

Lord Brown remarked that he could not regard with equanimity "the imposition of a test for admission to an Orthodox Jewish school which is not Judaism's own test and which requires a focus (as Christianity does) on outward acts of religious practice and declarations of faith, ignoring whether the child is or is not Jewish as defined by Orthodox Jewish law" [para 258].

On the other hand, the New Testament's apparently pacifist injunctions relate to inner attitude, rather than to outward act.

The word Hajj means "to intend a journey", which connotes both the outward act of a journey and the inward act of intentions.

In this scenario, increased intercellular adhesion reduces the net force per length (or equivalently, energy per area), which acts normal to the plasma membrane and opposite to the outward acting cell pressures.

Smith involved government regulation of only outward physical acts.

To give a book, then, is an unselfish, outward-looking act – but to share one is something quite different.

Intuition looks inward and acts outward.

Outward Bound approached ACT to help answer the question: What would it take to create a successful Outward Bound Urban Center in the Bay Area?

Thus, this Arginine was proposed to flip between these conformations during GTP hydrolysis: it might facilitate GTPase dimer formation in the outward position and act as an Arg-finger in the inward position.

What would this outward and defiant act of self-care do to the world I knew and loved?