Sentence examples for outward showing from inspiring English sources

At first, the years vacillate inward and outward, showing that a clear warming signal had yet to emerge from the natural fluctuations that happen from year to year.

At room temperature, however, Arg297's side-chain moves slightly outward, showing increased distances of 3.0 3.1 Å, implying that interactions between Arg297 and guanine are weaker than the low-temperature X-ray structure suggested.

The inward experience had outward show and before long ingesting the air bag had become a spectator sport, the staple of carnivals and fairs.

The increase in coarse/fine ratio from the centre outward showed that accumulation of calcite and sepiolite displaced the original sand matrix by a greater degree than the silica accumulation, consistent with the topographically raised surface in the centre.

The open spaces of Westminster are for display and outward shows of charm.

Perhaps all they want is the outward show of his love for them.

They work steadily and efficiently, with no outward show of awe, panic or haste.

The conservatives greeted the news of Clinton's taking over the White House with no outward show of horror.

She later recalled her parents' outward show of courage and gaiety and her own sullen pride in defying her humiliations.

Modern buildings have been designed with scant respect for the local environment and have been built for outward show.

Although party and government maintained an outward show of absolute confidence that victory and reunification would come, inwardly they were not so sure.