Sentence examples for outward statement from inspiring English sources

WHAT THEY SAID "The LaCrosse is aimed toward a confident buyer who wants quality and technology, but doesn't need a badge to make an outward statement about themselves," Susan Docherty, vice president of Buick-Pontiac-GMC, said in an interview.

The biggest outward statement on the runways were the wide and relaxed pants that will hopefully prod some fellas into finally tossing out their crotch-ripped skinny jeans.

Did you appreciate the outward statement about animals that Gaga made in the meat dress or have you admired one of the hats or masks she's worn through the years?

To pinpoint a religious motive for militancy, we need a theory of motives that integrates our inner predispositions and thoughts with our outward statements and actions.

In a public discussion with Simon Halsey, the group's director, and Jane Moss, of Lincoln Center, Sellars described how the chorus worked to embody his idea that the Passion is not a statement directed outward to an audience but an internal dialogue in the form of music — "a community having a conversation with itself".

On shelves along the back wall, books whose covers she had designed — "Pickles Have Pimples and Other Silly Statements" — faced outward, as though on display at Barnes & Noble.

On shelves along the back wall, books whose covers she had designed—"Pickles Have Pimples and Other Silly Statements"—faced outward, as though on display at Barnes & Noble.

Still, for a movement born in Afghanistan's southern villages and often thought of as parochial, the statement on polio was surprisingly outward looking, citing international medical research to support its position.

"Ike is not contagious, is not taking any medication for his condition and does not currently exhibit any of the outward symptoms associated with valley fever," the statement added.

The questionnaire was scored on two primary scales (intrinsic and extrinsic motivational orientation, each with 15 statements), each subdivided into 2 subscales: outward and compensation for extrinsic motivation and enjoyment and challenge for intrinsic motivation (10 and 5 statements, respectively).

For example, a code "stigma due to outward appearance" was developed and was used to group statements in which the schizophrenic persons referred to feelings of rejection or stigmatisation because of their outward appearance.