Sentence examples for outward world from inspiring English sources

Is it the story we inwardly tell, or, how that inward story is responded to and shaped by the outward world?

In moments of true repentance, when we cease to be bent in on ourselves, in the midst of something akin to us I believe that we can fall in love the outward world and hear God speaking in our hearts.

Stewart suspected the phenomena observed was "subjective, rather than objective, occurring in the imaginations of those present rather than in the outward physical world".

Secular-minded and better-educated Egyptians generally want the country to be dragged into a modern, pluralistic and outward-looking world.

It pains me to say this, since some are my friends, but the truth is that if they really believed breaking from Brussels would lead to a more open nation and outward-looking world, they should hang their heads in shame for stunning naivety.

Yet he does provide the tone of exultation in technical creation, the giddily energizing sense of disproportionate power zooming outward to the world from one gleaming glass building — make of that power (and that disproportion) what one may.

Here are five things you can do to change reality for your child and - as it flows outward - the world itself.

I've just turned it outward, to the world, and especially to others.

With this, Peg Mullen's fury spooled outward into the world.

At the same time Americans were turning acquisitive eyes outward to the world and going after it.

"And you have to take adversity and turn it outward toward the world, to educate others and to right wrongs".