Sentence examples for outwardly successful from inspiring English sources

Like some outwardly successful marriages, though, tensions have never been far beneath the surface.

Neither realizes that the other, though outwardly successful, secretly feels a failure.

So outwardly successful was his treatment that Jackie was subsequently a finalist in the Miss England beauty competition.

Five or six years ago, he told me, he realized that he found his outwardly successful life deeply unsatisfying.

Yates was a kind of prose laureate of failure, and Russo's stories insistently fish for failure beneath the surface of outwardly successful lives.

The novel is another multi-generational epic that microscopically examines the tensions within an outwardly successful but inwardly unhappy midwestern family.

The Cabinet Secretary's undiplomatic language follows an outwardly-successful 48-hour visit by Mr Brown to Washington, which included talks with the new President and an address to the US Congress.

Outwardly I was successful.

Tolya's parents were typical members of the next generation of Soviet intelligentsia: successful and outwardly unquestioning of the Communist system, but privately harboring doubts and frustrations.

Before setting off on his one-way journey to Rotenburg, Brandes was, outwardly at least, a successful, financially secure professional, with a live-in girlfriend.

Outwardly, Robert Mochrie was a successful businessman: his home was worth more than £250,000 - a lot of money in Barry - and the teenagers' bedrooms were filled with CD players and televisions.