Sentence examples for outward man from inspiring English sources

They were designed to improve inner morals by shaping the outward man.

Although skin is vividly suggested in the sickening pink of the brow and cheek, this is not the outward man.

Human righteousness (or the "outward man") was the domain of the magistrate or government.

That is what makes him emblematic of a modern, outward-looking man.

The result of this view is the notion that God is merely the outward projection of man's inward nature.

As a gregarious and outward looking young man, Ghulam made friends very easily and enjoyed his evenings with his fellow immigrants, who included Irish and West Indian friends.

In case you didn't get the pink memo, if your legs are in the air or your rear end is arching outward and another man is penetrating you, you are not straight-acting.

For them, the complex inventions of the past as well as the industrially-made cities of men were outward manifestations of human arrogance that irked the goddess they worship.

As an un-scarved tourist I received plenty of looks but no outward disapproval, from men or women.

He was a man whose outward appearance suggested an inner neatness.

They thought it inappropriate of their daughter to show outward affection for a man in their presence.