Sentence examples for outward self from inspiring English sources

I know the "me" of my present, outward self, but which one represents the inner "me"?

People will compliment you on your outward self because they see your inner self, or soul, shining.

Such outward self-assurance gave no hint of Sims's painful upbringing.

But Nadin's outward self-possession belied a mounting turmoil during those years.

The conclusion to which my android brain is inevitably drawn is that humans, for all their outward self-confidence, are deeply troubled, and would benefit from urgent reprogramming.

Played by Vince Nappo with a cunning mix of outward self-assurance and inner terror, Bailey is a young man in possession of incriminating information that he hopes will entangle and enmesh the next traveler to arrive, the alluring Rhonda.

And the narcissist's outward self-confidence often earns them promotions once they arrive, leading to a slightly elevated rate of narcissists among leadership positions.

Self-acceptance radiates outward from self-love.

Under the night sky, she would glow with white, goddess light and then, pulsing from her heart space, red would ripple outward -- self-contained, generous, love pouring out like potion.

The PCi also performs several functions, including that of episodic memory retrieval [53], experiential but outward directed self-reflection such as thinking about duties and obligations [54], and attention allocation [55].

Control over physical and intellectual objects is essential for self-actualization by expanding our self-actualization by our own minds and mixing thexpandings with tangible and intangible items, we bour define ourselves and outwardcontrol over our goals and projects.