Sentence examples for outward affairs from inspiring English sources
Even the eminent, she says, show little sign of the inner consequences of outward affairs.
Like other fairs, but with signature panache, a Frieze fair also offers lectures, panels, and, of course, parties thrown by collectors and dealers, which ripple outward from exclusive affairs for high rollers to what are, essentially, free-for-alls.
In love of great intensity and depth the specificity of the beloved can overwhelm any category he or she belongs to — and Regina swears that her feeling for Martha is "so unto itself it could not refer outward, to other affairs between women or even between human beings".
Susaningtyas Handayani Kertopati, a member of the Indonesian House of Representatives defence, intelligence and foreign affairs committee, said an outward approach was being emphasised.
Individual choices are often made to foster self and outward-perceptions of managing one's affairs with strength.
The more Dennis became fascinated with manufacturing and engineering, the more he seemed to turn his vision outward, but only to make allegories referential to the illogical events of human affairs at odds with the world around them.
Outward appearances are important.
"Outward Bound" by Sutton Vane.
