Sentence examples for the inner man from inspiring English sources

The inner man doesn't emerge into touch.

When he describes his life, he omits the inner man".

Aha, so here's a window on the inner man.

Crichton is not particularly interested in the inner man.

So many of Hockney's early portraits reveal a subtle interest in the inner man.

Once again, there are two Kulkas, the public scholar and the inner man.

This practice was an outcome of focusing on the "Inner-Man" rather than outer appearances (Fell 1660f, 20).

Real Madrid is the outlet for the wild inner man: it is the bright pink shirt, the three-star Michelin meal, the premier cru that he never allows himself in real life.

Having his father's work to finish, he also belonged emotionally with him in the nineteenth century, in a world of giants of the grand gesture, like Disraeli and Gladstone, who had the self-confidence to let the slightly loony inner man shine through the public mask.

Alexander Hamilton, his chief aide for four years during the Revolution, glimpsed the well-concealed inner man and found him unbearably moody and irritable.

Have the men found their "inner man"?