Sentence examples for outward forms from inspiring English sources
The outward forms of piety have become more visible everywhere.
She was really more interested in substantial outward forms than in subjectivity.
This year, it has suddenly become imperative to sustain the outward forms of civilized living.
Nor do they appear to have encouraged the outward forms of independence in local government.
His regime has always maintained the outward forms of democracy, without its spirit.
Of course, Churchill paid lip service to the outward forms — christenings, weddings and funerals in church — and he would invoke the Almighty rhetorically.
The eVilla's outward form certainly resembles a personal computer, and it includes a keyboard and mouse.
In its outward form, it no longer opens out on what lies ahead and above, but is closed in on itself".
The truth of art, according to Wilde's romantic aesthetics, is the incarnation of the inwardness of suffering in outward form, the expression of deep internality in externality.
Cusk preserves the outward form of a drama about a woman driven to kill her own children but radically alters the climax to deny us cathartic satisfaction.
The lines project simultaneously inward and outward, forming the illusion of a two-sided drawing seen from both sides at once.
