Sentence examples for outward performance from inspiring English sources
The Aranyakas are given over to secret explanations of the allegorical meaning of the ritual and to discussion of the internal, meditative meaning of the sacrifice, as contrasted to its actual, outward performance.
The model illustrates that the patient hiding their pain, combined with the clinician focusing on the physical body can mean that the clinician does not see the person beneath the outward performance.
I like to use both my outward expression and performance as a means to perform.
"Time of Favor" radiates outward from a powerful performance by Asi Dayan as a burly, charismatic rabbi who runs a yeshiva in an isolated Jewish settlement on the West Bank.
Inward focusing (daydreams, preoccupations) is associated with a lower level of performance whether outward focusing, together with inward monitoring, seems to partly protect runners from "hitting the wall".
Despite their warm personalities, strong school performance, and outward appearances as typical American teens, the sisters had faced a lifetime of abuse at home... by a father who seems, from those interviewed in the movie, to be a complete psychopath.
Just ask yourself why, though India and the far-eastern countries faced virtually the same external trade barriers in the quarter-century after the 1960s, inward-looking India registered a miserable export performance while outward-looking South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong chalked up spectacular exports.
Both defensively self-contained and wistfully outward-reaching, their performances justify and enrich Mr. Harrower's choice of telling their characters' story in monologues.
Mr. Morris said that Mr. Carrey's performance bears little outward resemblance to the Steven he knew.
What role do you think outward appearance plays in poetry performance?
The various permutations of self that Bowie brought to bear weren't calculated stagecraft but rather full-on performance art, an outward expression of the musician's inner self.
