Sentence examples for outward way from inspiring English sources

Yet unless a subject's preferred choice can be expressed to others in some outward way, it is impossible to know their intended decision.

"In outward ways Josh is very much a charmer," Mr. Broderick said in an interview.

The heat can be transferred through two basic pathways: conducted straight outward, the way heat travels along a frying pan, or convected out in plumes, the way hot air rises in the atmosphere or soup bubbles in a pot.

As soon as we have gained our bearings, we notice things beginning to open up, flaring outward the way a bell does.

Though those dark eyes of his keep gazing outward one way or another, he doesn't build much sense of a world — even an inner world — as he dances.

While others have partied down on Web 2.0 and its various social themes in perhaps a more outward facing way, it turns out IBM is very focused in the same areas, albeit with an eye toward leveraging its deep relationships with the enterprise.

The adults were no longer observant inthe outward, recognizable ways, if they were seriously observant atall, and aside from older shopkeepers like the tailor and the kosherbutcher-and the ailing or decrepit grandparents living of necessitywith their adult offspring-hardly anyone in the vicinity spokewith an accent.

We therefore conclude that to be used effectively, conceptual models like the cascade may need to be supported by other materials that help users read it in different, outward looking ways.