Sentence examples for though outwardly from inspiring English sources

Putting Things Out of Reach Though outwardly mild-mannered, Mr. Khodorkovsky fiercely pursued his empire.

Though outwardly we are wasting away, inwardly, we are being renewed day by day.

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

Though outwardly unusual, the two of them live an ordinary, rather cosy kind of a life.

Artists, it seemed, though outwardly suspicious of photography, didn't mind taking cues about reality from it.

Unified theory reveals that the basic forces, though outwardly diverse, are in fact separate facets of a single underlying force.

It's interesting, though, that Cavett, outwardly so much more refined than a go-for-the-gut puncher like Leno, indulges in the same kind of easy, pat indignation.

Outwardly, though, I loved hating them.

Instead, he wanders the streets of New York and embarks on a sequence of actions that, though not as outwardly comic, somewhat resemble those in the Scorsese movie After Hours: He discovers a surreal sexual underworld that he's both attracted to and repelled by.

Toussaint appears, in Bell's rendering, a remarkably adroit master of all crossroads that confront him, even though he outwardly prefers Jesus to Papa Legba.

Though it outwardly concerns the challenges faced by African-American baseball players, the exhibition is ultimately about "the country growing up and maturing into a more tolerant and better place for all Americans," said Maggie Gough, the library director.