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inwardness
[ in-werd-nis ]
noun
- the state of being inward or internal:
the inwardness of the body's organs.
- depth of thought or feeling; concern with one's own affairs and oneself; introspection.
- preoccupation with what concerns human inner nature; spirituality.
- the fundamental or intrinsic character of something; essence.
- inner meaning or significance.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of inwardness1
Example Sentences
Misunderstood and racially tormented in Catholic school, he found refuge in inwardness.
Herman Melville in particular 鈥 one of the 鈥済reat explorers of inwardness, mystery and the inexplicable鈥 鈥 became a companion spirit, traveling some of the same paths as Iyer.
It explores the tension between the inwardness of Romantic philosophy and the ethical or political aspirations of its practitioners, nearly all of whom supported the French Revolution.
The DeCarava images introduce sections of the show in which the definition of 鈥淏lack melancholia鈥 expands in several directions, all encompassing various modes of subjectivity, inwardness.
The dynamism Rooster embodies 鈥 particularly compared to the inwardness of the film characters you鈥檝e been playing lately 鈥 was that hard to conjure up again?
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