Sentence examples for outward things from inspiring English sources

Q. Are there any outward things that distinguish Sunnis from Shiites?

As with his speech the strength did not depend on outward things but came from inside Sadat himself.

I worry that this means I am less moved by outward things, less responsible, less moral even.

She reflects: "The substantial outward things that happened to people were more mysterious than all the invisible turmoil of the inner life".

It was as a painter who modelled with light that Rembrandt had done what the critics had declared impossible — revealing, without the clutter of symbolism, the inner mysteries of outward things, including the human form and face.

But are there any other outward things like names or clothing or something like that that distinguishes Sunnis from Shiites? A. In general you can not tell a Sunni from a Shia.

Although, to outward appearances, things seem to be just fine in the day-care center, it's really a place where a malevolent and dictatorial toy is free to brutalize other toys.

All of the human emotions, in so far as they are passions, are constantly directed outward, towards things and their capacities to affect us one way or another.

The mind looks directly at itself rather than outward at things.

Is the mind locked inside its skull, sealed in with skin, or does it expand outward, merging with things and places and other minds that it thinks with?

Outward signs suggest things are different now: I live in an integrated neighborhood, my kids have friends of all colors, and my old office is diverse compared to what I grew up with.