Sentence examples for outward part from inspiring English sources

On the outward part of our route, we rode past a lake.

More prosaically, I'm a bit confused about how exactly to understand "for praise, an outward part, / we bend to that the working of the heart". Is the "outward part" an appositive to "praise," or is it the object of "bend"?

Possibly the weakest of the inwardness conditions, the Leray-Schauder boundary condition, is the assumption that a map points x of ∂M anywhere except to the outward part of the ray originating at some interior point of M and passing through x.

For one to be coerced into "believing" is a violation of this principle because that coercion exists only on the outward part of one's self, not the inward, and then it's not really faith.

For simplicity we assume that the transit patch is only used on the outward part of the journey.

Figure 4a shows how x and y change as a function of time for the outward scan part.

The bout shapes move outward and part of the structure between the F-holes downward.

His writing, however, is vivid and outward-looking, part social history, part memoir.

Settlement spread outward into parts of the colony with dangerously low rainfall.

Europe prides itself on being (in theory at least, and sometimes in practice) a generous and outward-looking part of a global community, steeped in solidarity and concerned as much for the rest of the world as it is for itself.

However, this is still problematic in the centre of a stellar system, where forces from the outward lying parts largely cancel.