Sentence examples for outwardly than from inspiring English sources

Maine takes poor outings harder, at least outwardly, than anyone on the Mets, and he accepts a disproportionate share of the responsibility for their collapse last season.

It feels like something more insidious than a double entendre, though less outwardly offensive than a slur.

This one is more outwardly slinky than most.

Angela is quieter and, outwardly, softer than her sister.

His crowds have rarely been larger or more enthusiastic — often, perhaps, more outwardly so than the candidate himself.

We can't be satisfied to find and chastise people that are way more outwardly racist than we are.

Though we respect your many Irish-American communities, and applaud their contribution to the American way of life, we sometimes regard them as more outwardly Irish than ourselves and therefore a bit cringeworthy.

Authors are – give or take the odd nippy sweetie – an affable and amiable bunch whose wrath is more often than not confined largely to character scrapes and battles rather than outwardly shows of rage and anger.

Kate, while outwardly more compliant than Margaret, had slyly made her personality known to the team.

Instead, what has happened is inward-looking and Venusian in an almost touchy-feely way rather than outwardly directed.

The overall index figure for England has risen, showing a patient in seemingly good shape, outwardly more healthy than it was five years ago.