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outwardly

[out-werd-lee] / ˈaʊt wərd li /


Example Sentences

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Roughly one year ago, the firm took a significant stake and started outwardly pushing for changes.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the hours before Lord Mandelson's sacking, even those in government and outwardly loyal to the prime minister's position at the time, were struggling.

From BBC

Cooper, do you see your character here as an extension of what you were doing in “Licorice Pizza”? It’s this guy who outwardly has a lot of game, but then inwardly is struggling.

From Los Angeles Times

It is arguably more outwardly erotic than fans of the novel may expect.

From BBC

Nothing seems to get in the way of second-year resident Mel King’s outwardly cheerful demeanor.

From Los Angeles Times