Sentence examples for outwardly displayed from inspiring English sources

Relying on this method, Taussig noticed common beat patterns in the malformed hearts of infant patients who outwardly displayed a cyanotic hue and hence were known as "blue babies".

However, teachers often don't see this because school age children's emotions are not as outwardly displayed as when they were younger.

In addition to comic relief, Inner Sakura represents Sakura's actual opinion on things when she outwardly displays something opposite.

Each woman holds her own authentic, diverse tale of power and although the stories are true and the piece may not outwardly display a narrative, the painting is still controversial.

This physically relaxes your system and outwardly displays a calm and casual appearance to your horse who will pick up on even the slightest feeling of nervousness.

Patriotism must be more than simplistic outwardly displays of allegiance.

Outwardly he displayed little emotion and more than one critic accused him of creating ballets with no heart.

Rowling's first post-Potter novel, a dissection of middle-class life in an outwardly idyllic town, displays her superlative powers of observation.

Outwardly a display about the evolution of money, from cowrie shells to mobile phones, it is a treasure trove of fascinating stories from a wide range of cultures and time periods.Money is a particularly good window on the past, says Ben Alsop, the gallery's curator, because it is so universal.

The name for the mutant was chosen due to the adult morphology of its rosette leaves, which had elongated petioles, displayed a proximodistal lengthening, were serrated as well as outwardly curving and epinastic, giving them a cesta-like appearance (the cesta, Spanish for basket, is used in the Basque ball game Pelota as a throwing and catching tool).

Rowling's first post-"Harry Potter" novel, a dissection of middle-class life in an outwardly idyllic English town, displays her keen powers of observation.