Sentence examples for which outwardly from inspiring English sources

The first generation Mac Pro has a rectangular tower case which outwardly resembles the last version of the Power Mac G5, and has similar expansion capabilities.

There's a wonderful scene in which the outwardly smooth Fox gets his heart gently shattered by old flame Jennifer Anjelica Hustonn).

The Waverley overture, with which an outwardly unfazed Gergiev began, was pushed faster and more loudly than it might have been in normal circumstances.

In between are countries which are outwardly democratic, but which place some restrictions on freedoms – including Brazil and India in the developing world, Germany, France and the United Kingdom itself in rich countries.

Makoni says of Mugabe: "There is a part of him which is outwardly nationalistic and radical but there is also an inner part of him which is questioning and doubtful, because deep down he admires things British.

Benjy's interiority is disorienting and exhilarating to experience in standard black ink precisely because this neutral printing perfectly conveys the "unbroken-surfaced confusion of an idiot which is outwardly a dynamic and logical coherence" — Faulkner's own description of his ambitions for Benjy's section.

Many of Ms. Wagner's witticisms retain their vitality: "Did you know, in the entire universe, we are the only intelligent life forms thought to have a Miss Universe contest?" And the narrative shape of the show, which is outwardly fragmented by the tales of the various personae, is held deftly together with subtle (and often amusing) cross-references.

Following the test, Mercedes released two photographs of the car, which looks outwardly similar to last year's but has noticeable detail changes in many areas.

The brain quickly and automatically classifies almost every new person as friend or foe largely according to the degree to which they outwardly seem like us.

In this regard, eating disorders prone individuals tend to be more socially aware and to regulate their personal stability on a coordinate system which is outwardly anchored to a real or imagined other.

There are seven of us total two of which have outwardly dealt with mental illness.