Outwardly in a sentence

They never outwardly communicate with their lover even when they are in close contact, due to nerves, and, therefore, never really outwardly express affection toward their beloved.

Charlie Brown internalizes many of his emotions, whereas Sally expresses everything outwardly and tries to change her life every few strips.

Dayan recovered his bearings in the coming days, at least outwardly, while operational control of the army remained in the steady hands of Gen. Elazar.

Even his “tolerance” of other religions and the respect he outwardly seems to project is motivated by fear of not being accepted among the and more so, his transparent attempt to make sure that Torah does not become exclusive once again in Israel.

It was concluded that there had been evidence of "heavier breathing" but nothing at all outwardly suggestive of his imminent "unexpected" death.

Once again, they called to attention "FakeMoney" apps with hidden agendas that outwardly promise enticing rewards.

The central character is an outwardly respectable, retired businessman, now aged 70.

Their most outwardly horrific class feature is Revelation in the Flesh.

Underneath his outwardly stoic demeanor that some misunderstood as a coldness laid the warm heart of a man who truly loved his players and the sport of football,” Pro Football Hall of Fame president Jim Porter said.

And it was an association I was more than happy with, until outwardly queer characters actually began entering the Bhansali-verse.

An extension and rooftop terrace will be the most outwardly obvious change, although plans for landscaping and public realm remain to be finalised.

But, ironically, her resolution would lead to a perverse situation where transgender men who work in Congress — who may have beards and large muscles and outwardly appear indistinguishable from other men — would be forced to use the women’s restroom.

But Labour’s energetic briefing that an outwardly biggish number, 50, wasn’t that big and anyway was really considerably smaller illustrates another truth here.

Head coach Mark Robinson said it would do Orsi’s confidence a power of good, although confidence does not outwardly look to be an issue.

It seems likely that early lumbermen gave them numbers to differentiate the many outwardly similar spruce- and fir-covered peaks in that mountainous area.

Logan was mild-mannered and polite, as a couple they had a typical teenage relationship that outwardly showed no red flags until the end.

And since the departure of the bureau’s initial leader, Richard Cordray, President Trump has installed directors who were either outwardly hostile to its very mission or determined to reverse the good it had done.

As the other competitors either ran in and out of the foam to check the lights, the onlookers began to outwardly question what he was doing.

Despite an outwardly healthy attitude to a work-life balance, Green freely admits he struggles with taking a break.

Does the blessing of knowing Christ show outwardly in your life?