Sentence examples for outward presentation from inspiring English sources
Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher gives a performance of uncanny exactitude and command that overleaps the bounds of mimicry: despite a face encrusted with prosthetics and make-up, Streep somehow conveys through outward presentation (clothes, hair, voice) the inward drive of her personality.
In addition to what one does and says, one can be considered warm, cold, formal, aloof, friendly, intimidating, gentle, and so forth, largely due to aesthetic factors such as tone of voice, way of speaking, facial expression, bodily gesture and posture, and outward presentation such as clothing, hair style, ornamentation, and the like.
Let's face it, a novel's cover is its outward presentation and creates the initial impression for the potential reader.
They grew beards, wore their hair long, carried an air of apathy conspicuously, and did not tend as meticulously to their outward presentation.
Also, one of the images contained inward and the other one outward motion (presentation of these features was counterbalanced).
The presentation had the outward trappings of a dance event, with five leotard-clad performers moving through a spare, starkly lighted set strewed with electrical cords, lamps, flat platforms of varying sizes, and other small implements.
Close acquaintance with the subject guided the accurate presentation not only of the outward image but also of the sensation within, transforming the subjective and personal to the mystical and universal.
By the end of the week, this would prompt me to max my credit card out trying desperately to distance myself from a look that I quickly realized was just "men who put minimal effort in to their outward appearance because their value is not inherently tied to their presentation".
Outward appearances are important.
His body is flung outward.
