When they do look outward, worries about the kingdom's adversarial relationship with the Iranian government itself are exceeded by a focus on the specific proxy conflicts of Iraq, Syria, and Yemen, followed by Saudi relations with its American and British allies.
Keep the smoke going outward and you won't have to worry much about masking the smell later.
I worry that this means I am less moved by outward things, less responsible, less moral even.
Of course, elected officials have worried about outward appearances since time immemorial, but optics puts a new spin on things, giving a scientific-sounding gloss to P.R. and image-making.
An accomplished host is outward-focused, more likely to compliment you on your outfit than to worry about what you think of his outfit.
The notion that "everything has changed" ripples outward: this loss of our sense of security about our very lives spreads to worry about our livelihoods.
The campaign's outward attitude, at least for now, seems to take a page from the Mad magazine-Alfred E. Neuman school of thought: What, me worry?
"She started running several years ago and she got hooked," said Fred, who showed no outward signs of worry except to wonder aloud whether Kimberly had brought enough clothing along.
But if Mr. Farah is worried, there are no outward signs.
Particularly worrying is the fact that the rate at which these outward flows have been growing appears to be increasing substantially.
The newspaper became dominant, though some purists worried that its focus had become more suburban as its circulation crept ever outward.
