Significados de look inwards em inglês

The other part of Nasa's mission is to look inwards, at our own planet.

We look inwards to see St Columb's Cathedral and outwards to see the Heritage Tower.

Men are always optimists when they look inwards, and pessimists when they look round them.

Although I am a science enthusiast, I wonder if we should first at least also look inwards.

I can't think, I can't look inwards.

It forces people to look inwards.

The despair and trauma experienced in Christchurch has galvanised police, politicians and wider society to look inwards and ask hard questions.

But, frustrated on every front, he began to look inwards, confining himself to the only arena, Libya itself, where his absolute writ ran incontestably.

When Ireland's national day approaches, the business community tends not to look inwards, but instead prefers to look west to the US, usually forming (...)

I walked round the cell in a half-circle, looking inwards.

But you can't operate in a bubble, looking inwards.

They should be looking inwards to pinpoint savings within their expensive senior leadership and executive team.

He needed not the spectacles of books to read nature; he looked inwards and found her there.

There they stood like statues, their broad spears in their hands, all looking inwards towards the fence.

Then there is the hill looking inwards.

Ireland looks inwards and outwards on St Patrick's Day, celebrating Irish identity and communicating it to other peoples.