Examples of using Outward in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A sequenced rumble becomes a roar as debris is thrown outward.
In many respects these children are something quite different from what comes to outward expression.
It allows us to get to know ourselves inward and outward.
Start with those closest to you and work outward.
We can see with the microscope the outward.
Here is a man whose outward life in all probability was correct.
The Outward Urge→.
A cause of death has yet been determined, but coroner's Capt. John Kades tells Us that"foul play is not suspected at this time because there were no outward signs of trauma
Outward Bound® Romania is a non-profit civic organization working with the experiential education method.
We used two voluntary surveys(OSAP questionnaires No. 2147 and 2148) for reference years 2004 and 2005 to collect outward FATS data, which had a response rate of 50%.
economic, or outward religious status of the one who prays.
Outward Bound's mission is to inspire people to discover
Whose adorning let it not be that outward adorning of plaiting the hair,
excepting as it is expressed in outward signs and works.
Outward Bound believes that everyone has within themselves the potential to achieve more than what they think they are capable of doing.
So when we read the Word and grasp it in its literal or outward meaning, angels grasp it in its inner
Jesus is cautioning us against the belief that outward observance of the Law is enough to make us good Christians.
At the same time the apostles taught that such a believer is admitted to the social organization of disciples by the outward rite of baptism.
Apply Matte Lip Colour to the upper lip, working from the inside outward, then continue in the same way with the lower lip.
Your skin is a reliable, outward detector that tells you something is wrong internally