Sentence examples for turned outwards from inspiring English sources

Eventually the anger that cannot be assuaged through policy will be turned outwards, towards other nations.

Ever since his days as a cub reporter, Vargas Llosa's vision has been turned outwards.

Zwitterionic L-cysteine molecules functionalized on a Pt surface are turned outwards to afford differing surface charges in either alkaline or acid solutions.

I demonstrate that their texts and films are structured by a dialectical relationship between a gaze turned outwards onto the world beyond metropolitan France, and a gaze turned inwards, onto the French.

For the Requiem, however, Britten turned outwards once again, employing techniques he had honed over the previous decade in the creation of a musical engine harnessed to his greatest public passion – his pacifism.

The Little Bird was born into poverty with an alcoholic father and several birth defects: a deformed spine, and a right leg bent inwards and two inches longer than his left one, which was turned outwards.

Sometimes anger turned outwards into the messy room--the slammed door--the flung backpack is to prevent the feelings from turning inward into a feeling of gloom or rejection.

It needs to turn outwards with greater confidence.

I'll remind myself to turn outwards, not inwards.

No surprise that this realisation turns into a sense of personal betrayal, which turns outwards into blame.

– or we can turn outwards as the world ruptures and find new ways to cross the crevices all around us.