Sentence examples for turning outward from inspiring English sources

If he is Van Dyck – turning outward with such calm and observant eyes – then who exactly is that?

And after Ms. Willis's show takes us through the building's construction, why not conclude by turning outward again, toward the city, which so many have come to see?

A rather complex copulatory apparatus consists of an evertible (capable of turning outward) penis, or cirrus, in the male and a canal, or vagina, in the female.

If their residents tend to be shy types, they at least feel more comfortable turning outward in the company of others like themselves.

The turning outward that most parents expect of their children and accept, with varying degrees of wistfulness, was to them an intolerable betrayal.

I was bored by Davies's much-praised autobiographical movies, such as "Distant Voices, Still Lives," but in turning outward from his own past he appears to have found both passion and relief; if he remains more at home with interiors, with accents of bronze and velvet and glass-fronted cabinets, than with rolling landscapes, that only proves his credentials for the filming of Edith Wharton.

His face remains resolutely turned outward.

They turn outward from each other, then back inward.

The obsessive eye that turns inward also turns outward, however.

By accepting the presidency of PEN, Begley has turned outward in another way.

She lifts her arms until they are fully extended, her fingers turned outward.