Sentence examples for outward features from inspiring English sources

Its stated purpose was to show "the 'typical outward features' of Jews and to demonstrate their allegedly Middle Eastern and Asiatic characteristics," the BBC said.

Although some Samoan values and customs have changed markedly since European contact, particularly in Apia, Samoans have strived to preserve the fa'a Samoa ("Samoan way of life"); thus, many traditions and outward features of rural life have remained virtually unchanged.

"They changed the name of the system and its outward features, but its nature remained the same," said Anca Cernea, who runs a foundation dedicated to the rule of law and the memory of political prisoners.

Because purity and pollution are inner states (though there usually are outer or observable symptoms of pollution), the defiled man or artifact, temple, or natural phenomenon may at first show no outward features of his inner corruption.

Die Ahnfrau, written in the trochaic Spanish verse form, has many of the outward features of the then-popular "fate tragedy" (Schicksalsdrama), but the characters are themselves ultimately responsible for their own destruction.

Success was Gil's most obvious outward feature.

Every outward feature of the Babylonian pile is dictated by interior necessity.

In terms of outward facing features, this is a fairly disappointing upgrade.

Our sample units were 1 000 m long and extended outward from target features, which included roads, oil and gas well pads, pipelines, power lines, and featureless background sites.

The 21-story building has been criticized on all grounds, starting from the fact that it lacks outward facing windows, features deficient air circulation, and that it will be built close to a heritage site (the National Museum).

While most Mack spinning coasters feature outward facing seats, the Cobra's Curse cars have forward-facing seats that look similar to Mack's Wild Mouse cars, according to Screamscape.