Sentence examples for outward looking form from inspiring English sources

The notion of a more outward looking form of Wahhabism while rooted in history is in some ways a modern-day fallacy.

The teams were encouraged to be outward looking and to build research partnerships outside the team.

But even as Russian ballet has become more outward looking there have been forces within the art form – as within the wider culture – that are set against this spirit of experiment and expansion.

It's all very outward looking.

It has to be outward looking.

"At Hull University Business School, we are outward looking and internationally focused.

It is of a Britain that has always been outward looking and not inward looking.

"It's good for everybody in the industry who is outward looking".

And Marseille is, by geography and history, the most outward looking of all French cities.

The international component was crucial in making this conference less navel-gazing and more outward looking.

"We proved that we are a modern, outward looking, open and inclusive country," he said.