Sentence examples for outward context from inspiring English sources

It's in this environment that apps like Snapchat have thrived, but with what we've gained in perceived security we seem to have lost in online spontaneity and outward context.

Pigeons were thus, in this context, an outward sign of nobility (Hoüard 1780; Henry 1981).

However, similar findings confirm the resilience of SMEs and outward strategic alliances in different contexts (Brouthers, Nakos, & Dimitratos, 2015).

Any stigma that exists in the context of gout seems to be about the outward signs/ lack of outward signs (hence behaviour) that gout occasions rather than about the gout itself.

The novel ripples outward from these personal losses to those with larger contexts, moving from the freak accident in New Hampshire to the brutal war of the Russians against the Chechens, illustrating modern humanity's fractured state.

Bay window, window formed as the exterior expression of a bay within a structure, a bay in this context being an interior recess made by the outward projection of a wall.

IT investment context changed from an inward focus to an outward, IT-ecosystem focus.

It is clear that context is a major influence on differences in the outward expression of instances of the same emotion.

The experimental data were interpreted in the context of molecular models of DAT in both the inward- and outward-facing conformations.

In the context of constitutive activation, the 6th transmembrane domain (TM6) was found to exhibit a relative outward movement while TM2 and 5 were found to move closer to the ligand binding site.

While Christian orthodoxy often correlates righteousness to an inner holiness in the context of salvation, the New Testament understandings of righteousness do not separate inner spirituality from outward action.