Sentence examples for outwardly thriving from inspiring English sources
Although Milberg, Weiss was outwardly thriving as the corporate scandals crested, inwardly the firm was seething.
Here was a young man, outwardly thriving, who tossed outer measures aside — characterizing Columbia as "a big, sooty factory," disdaining his work as a freelance book reviewer for the Times and the Herald Tribune (he was twenty-four) as a trivial pursuit.
Here was a young man, outwardly thriving, who tossed outer measures aside characterizing Columbia as "a big, sooty factory," disdaining his work as a freelance book reviewer for the Times and the Herald Tribune (he was twenty-four) as a trivial pursuit.
Here was a young man, outwardly thriving, who tossed outer measures aside characterizing Columbia as "a big, sooty factory," disdaining his work as a freelance book reviewer for the Times and the Herald Tribune (he was twenty-four) as a trivial pursuit.
The attitude seems to be that if the people supporting the beliefs have PhDs then they are sensible but if they are working class people from Africa then they must be mad.' The girl at the centre of the case is now 10 years old and living with foster parents and is outwardly thriving, but her mental scars are still there.
What appears outwardly to be thriving may be rotten inside, a corpse by any other name.
Outwardly, the city seems to be thriving.
French missionaries had already visited Huronia in the mid-1620s, and in 1634 the Jesuits resumed the mission, which thrived (at least outwardly) for 10 years.
