However, in the presence of a hidden inheritance mechanism, an inherited asset may be concealed or its proper function may not be outwardly clear, even after its inheritance by the child object.
These same considerations also help to explain why, in referring to the members of this category, Albert prefers the concrete terms 'toward something' (ad aliquid) and 'relative' (relativum) to the abstract term 'relation' (relatio)—for relational accidents are 'toward something' or outwardly directed even if they are not actually relating their subject to anything.
I was reassuring, outwardly calm even as black fingers of panic closed around my --.
"People don't really know where to place Blake Edwards because so much of his material is outwardly goofy, even though it's sophisticated".
ASPD patients frequently identified as "sociopaths" or "psychopaths"—are often outwardly charming, even charismatic; but beneath the facade there is little true personality or genuine insight.
Some say it's an emotion or internal attitude, others think it's an attitude that needs to be expressed outwardly, or even an action.
Warm and generous when you came to know him, he was outwardly formal and even a bit austere, like the Champagne country itself.
According to Mr. Chang's account, Mr. Torricelli remained outwardly solicitous and even invited Mr. Chang to an intimate Thanksgiving dinner only weeks after Mr. Chang's offices were raided by federal agents.
Whether it's the movies that Pilar watches with such tense excitement or a pop 45 that the lover's band recorded in Africa, there's a way of channelling the monstrosity into something that's both inwardly terrifying, furious, and monstrous, yet outwardly productive, and even edifying.
This course of action is not applicable in other unstable parts of Afghanistan, even in outwardly similar Pashtun-dominated provinces of the southeast, given the back seat that clerics have traditionally taken to tribal elders in dispute resolution.
