Sentence examples for outwardly seen from inspiring English sources

Hazel said Isinbayeva was "being outwardly homophobic".

That said, Time Warner Cable doesn't want to be seen as outwardly hostile to Al Jazeera, especially at a time when other major distributors are keeping Current on their cable systems.

Anterior pointing patellae are seen with outwardly rotated feet (left).

Anterior pointing patellae are seen with outwardly rotated feet (right) Open image in new window Fig. 2 Patient DT.

They really retained their sense of humor as well; we'd be on a ward-round taking young medical students around who probably had never seen an outwardly gay man before in their lives, it was a totally new experience for them and I can remember one young medical student who was asked to take a history of one of our new patients.

Nobody is obviously, outwardly depressed.

Mr. McEvoy said that in writing the script for "An Everlasting Piece," he was particularly struck by the apparent contradiction of seeing outwardly stoic tough guys -- like the I.R.A. gunmen in the film -- whose hairpieces reveal them to be, beneath the stone-cold surface, really a bundle of preening insecurities.

Though Blanche McIntyre's production, shared between Nottingham, Northern Stage and the Nuffield Southampton, looks outwardly like every other revival seen over the past 30 years, the punch-ups and pratfalls are peerlessly executed and Robert Innes Hopkins's set fulfils its function of putting all the doors in the right place.

I think she was the first outwardly nervous person I'd seen in a long time.

Towards the end, while still outwardly upbeat and sailing with all the skill that had seen them trounce the competition in the Louis Vuitton challenger series and build the imposing lead against Oracle, they began to look like broken men.

The outwardly observable effects of many carcinogens in humans are typically not seen until after 15- or 20-year latency periods [ 5, 6].