Sentence examples similar to outward display of self from inspiring English sources

Wilson began his final period as prime minister with an outward display of boldness.

The vehicle is thus an outward display of one's status in society.

Despite an outward display of transparency, the agency has gone about its business with a remarkable lack of candor.

As the sun began to set in Tahrir Square, the outward display of unity once again began to dissolve.

It got through unanimously, and I just think it's a nice outward display of what we think of this country.

They also suggest that the austere black gown worn by the sitter might have been an outward display of Jane's Protestant piety.

But beneath this outward display of celebratory prosperity there is something dark, fetishistic and mad: a premonition of tyranny and war.

Simone clenches his big hammy fist and cuffs him, an outward display of affection that is designed to hurt just enough to keep Marcello in line.

Within his party he was criticized for his outward display of devotion to Shiva, interpreted as an attempt to tap into the BJP's appeal to Hindu populism.

Despite the demonstrations on Wednesday, many among the more than 100,000 Jews who now call Berlin home worry that the outward display of solidarity will remain largely symbolic.

"The resulting wine is certainly not for everyone," says Colman but, if nothing else, it's an outward display of winemaking independence.