Sentence examples for that outwardly from inspiring English sources
Between the lines in that outwardly wholesome message are digs at both his rivals.
A really good dancer-actor has to feel the character from within and somehow express that outwardly.
Aside from the song itself, the artwork for this song is especially interesting because it shows an artist, once so earnest, willing to reference something that outwardly mocks his persona.
And so for weeks — for years — Vereen had to answer to African-Americans who were both angry and mystified as to why the most prominent black actor on Broadway would agree to shuffle his feet and sing, even in tribute to a renowned black performer, for a party and a President-elect that outwardly seemed to care so little for them.
The history of textiles, then, is a history of feminine dissent told in a visual language that outwardly conforms to feminine standards and ideals.
No matter how ludicrous the ideas it put forth, it was – ultimately – a place where outcasts could connect in an environment that outwardly rejected mainstream culture.
"I play things that are outwardly flashy," Mr. Hamelin said.
In Augustus' case they reveal a regime that was outwardly constitutional, generally moderate, and certainly effective.
But the director shot the movie in a home in Ottawa that was outwardly unremarkable, although it hadn't been fully finished.
A series of political battles is shaping up that will outwardly be about power-plant pollution and greenhouse gases but in fact will amount to a kind of character test for the coal industry.
The scalp-prickling strangeness of a family that is outwardly normal yet privately horrific inevitably invites memories of Josef Fritzl and his cellar, and also for me, at one remove, Haneke's The Seventh Continent.
