Sentence examples for outwardly he from inspiring English sources

"Relaxed outwardly," he conceded of his approach.

Outwardly, he always seemed so phlegmatic.

Outwardly, he has an excuse, his book.

Outwardly, he took it harder than most.

"Outwardly, he seemed to be moving on.

"I was never an arrogant guy outwardly," he said.

Outwardly confident, he was panicking: he had fired his piano player for clowning around on the bandstand, and Duncan was sitting in that seat, although he wasn't really a pianist.

Julian had been baptized and raised as a Christian, but, although he outwardly conformed until he was supreme, Christianity in its official guise meant to him the religion of those who had murdered his father, his brother, and many of his relations and, as such, was hardly likely to commend itself to him.

"He doesn't want to harm her, at least outwardly, but he's benefiting.

If you have the sense that, while the person is outwardly calm, he or she can snap and get violent at any moment, then he or she may be demonstrating sociopathic behavior.

The trial has been moving at a glacial pace, but Mr Sharpton eventually took the witness stand on February 9th.Although outwardly defiant (he walked into the courtroom holding a book called "The Trial of Martin Luther King"), he gave rather vague answers, suggesting that he is trying to draw a line between himself and his co-defendants, who have continued to argue that Mr Pagones is guilty.