Sentence examples for outwardly as from inspiring English sources

To help end our easiness, men could be better at expressing their desire for us not just privately, but outwardly as well.

"People aren't fighting for Obama as outwardly as the last time," she said.

Outwardly as austere and high-minded as a branch of the Cistercian monastic order, the reality is very different.

At the sharpest end of this debate are the parents whose children are identifying themselves as transgender well before puberty, and sometimes living outwardly as the other sex.

These sentences are not so much outwardly as inwardly descriptive; they're not "pictorial," in the sense of setting forth an image for us to see, so much as noting or registering something the narrator already has seen or already knows.

Under both Ms. Bravo and Ms. Ahrendts, Burberry has never been that kind of company, and the proof is not only in its phenomenal growth but also in the way it grew — outwardly, as it became one of the first fashion companies to truly embrace digital media.

But by that yardstick, even a politician as outwardly cerebral as Al Gore has some explaining to do.

It is also universal in its reminder of how quickly a country, even one as outwardly civil as France, can lose its bearings.

Today's college students may not be as outwardly radical as their 1960s counterparts, but their passion to change "the system" is still alive.

Even in a book as outwardly impulsive as "Myra Breckinridge" Vidal found opportunities for cool analysis: It is the wisdom of the male swinger to know what he is: a man who is socially and economically weak, as much put upon by women as by society.

It's never encouraging when a film as outwardly promising as Tulip Fever arrives with zero buzz.