Sentence examples for outward is from inspiring English sources

Urban growth (whether upward or outward) is taking place on a scale that, if we hadn't become so sanguine about it, would be frighteningly large and rapid.

Can it be that every life — beginning with my own, my husband's, my child's, and spreading outward — is cosmically irrelevant?" In the current intellectual climate, atheists are not supposed to have such thoughts.

There — in his rawness and his disaffection, in a disdain that seems as likely to move inward as outward — is a pretty good approximation of what it was like to be alive in certain corners of New York City in the first decade of the new millennium.

Inside Rickey Henderson's, it might be the black and lime-green gloves he wore when he set the career record of 939 stolen bases: one glove looks pristine, but the other, palm outward, is torn open, surely a victim of his headfirst, hands-forward slides.

The trouble is that many drugmakers suffer from a condition best described as "pharmaceutical exceptionalism"—a conviction that their industry is so complex that no one from the outside world can possibly grasp its intricacies.One company that is looking outward is Wyeth.

Another delicacy that spread from Puebla outward is pipián sauce, made with pumpkin seeds, and a dish that happens to be my favorite, partly because it's such an ingenious mixture of savory and sweet and partly because it's available only at certain times of the year when the ingredients are fresh.

Radiating outward are spokes of endive holding whole asparagus spears.

As it was, however, their route upward and outward was through the liberation movement.

The 12-foot-high monument, representing bookshelves with the pages facing outward, was designed by the British artist Rachel Whiteread.

And these stores, congregated in affluent inner-ring suburbs and spreading their ethos outward, are changing the face of suburbia.

Concentric rings of traces, from the center outward, are most commonly used.