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• He goes into the inner room. (8)
• It was like an inner explosion. (12)
• They were in her inner sanctum. (12)
• I met him crossing an inner court next day. (10)
• He shut his inner vision on it, and pricked forward. (10)
• His hand stole to the inner pocket of his black coat. (8)
• He looks at the clock, and passes out into the inner room. (8)
• Like Swithin, James was impressed by the inner court-yard. (8)
• The problem is one of inner delicacy, of spiritual modesty. (12)
• A register is employed which has an outer and inner section. (17)
• Then she stepped forward unsteadily toward the inner office. (13)
• Can a woman have an inner life apart from him she is yoked to? (10)
• He pulled out one of the proper variety from his inner pocket. (13)
• The inner decoration favoured the First Empire and William Morris. (8)
• The murmur of voices in the inner room was the only sound of life. (13)
• He does not answer, but turning out the lamp, goes into an inner room. (8)
• Guardedly he observed her with his inner eye, which was truly austere. (12)
• He lifts the portfolio from the table, and takes it into the inner room. (8)
• From my childhood on I have lived in outer servitude and inner obedience. (12)
• And yet, if the inner self is the true one, there was little change in her. (5)
• She rose with the cigarette between her lips, and went into the inner room. (8)
• The faithfulness and purity of Camilla have struck his inner consciousness. (10)
• This idea fed an inner hunger of spirit which her husband had not appeased. (13)
• Kenby laughed, and Mrs. March laughed too, but with an inner note of protest. (9)
• I am not so presumptuous as to attempt to enter the inner chamber of your spirit. (8)
• Through the half-drawn curtain he could see that the inner room was also lighted. (8)
• How was I to silence the slanderers, wash off the stain, and heal the inner hurt? (12)
• Obediently she gives him the ticket, smiles, and goes quietly into the inner room. (8)
• The inner box-door was rudely shaken: beneath it a slip of paper had been thrust. (10)
• Then goes to the door of the inner room and speaks through it] A lady to see you. (8)
• The upper floors had collapsed, slipping down into the inner gulf of the building. (13)
• The doctor went back into the inner room and returned presently with a small glass. (13)
• The thought had jumped out of its little dark sentry-box in his inner consciousness. (8)
• It had grown dark, and in the inner room a candle which he had lit was left burning. (12)
• He quickly lifted the heavy leather curtains between the columns into the inner court. (8)
• He was coming through the inner door, and he spoke loudly, cheerily, to his companion. (13)
• But she had learned to smile in a way that tamed him and robbed him of inner assurance. (12)
• Whitecoats in all attitudes leaned about the door; she beheld the inner court full of them. (10)
• It is worth a stretching of them on the rack to hear that low buzz-hum of their inner breast . (10)
• Then one of them slipped into an inner room, leaving behind her a powerful trail of eucalyptus. (8)
• Her instincts had freedom and sureness, and her whole inner life radiated an irresistible intensity. (12)
• It was inadvisable to go outside the inner circle where there was no material necessity for so doing. (8)
• The homeliness of her large mild eyes embraced me unshadowed, and took me to its inner fire unreservedly. (10)
• She was a draggled woman, with a face of slothful anguish, like one of the inner spectres of a guilty man. (10)
• But lately, in the ancient treasure house at Delphi, a hymn was found inscribed in marble on the inner wall. (3)
• Then with no definite hope, but a sort of inner certainty, she formed the resolution to call on Mrs. Bellew. (8)
• He came to a standstill between the columns of the doorway into the inner court, and held out his cane inquiringly. (8)
• He had his audience with him; and the satirist had nothing but his inner gush of acids at sight of a planted barb. (10)
• Intruding on his vision of the houris couched in the inner cellar to be the reward of valiant men, it annoyed him. (10)
• Both were members of Parliament and included within the inner Cabinet and Councils of the government of Lord North. (18)
• Hart found Graves in his inner office, while a clerk held at bay a roomful of men who wanted to get at the contractor. (13)
• The inner section of the register permits this hot air to escape upward and through the house by natural distribution. (17)
• Through all outward aspect, or cover, of things pierced their inner being, from which one could not escape by illusion. (13)
• She needed no longer to fear an inner voice that would defend her, nor any hope that might counsel her to guard herself. (12)
• He gave them no other sign, but walked in his oppressed way quietly to the inner door, and forth, leaving the rest to them. (10)
• He gave them no other sign, but walked in his oppressed way quietly to the inner door, and forth, leaving the rest to them. (22)
• Wiguniewski, who had been a constant witness of her inner transformations for months past, was not surprised at her speech. (12)
• In moments of silence his face seemed to become larger, and his gaze to be fixed upon an outer emptiness and an inner flame. (12)
• Nothing that she could have done, nothing that she had done, brought home to him like this the inner significance of her act. (8)
• The sights on the plains were strange contrasts to these conflicting inner emotions: she seemed to be living in two divided worlds. (10)
• But as before a change one feels the subtle difference in the temper of the wind, so Shelton was affected by the inner change in her. (8)
• But he did know that Joachim could be used for all things, no matter how infamous, and had nevertheless a degree of inner innocence. (12)
• She had really, this plain-minded goddess, a vein of poetic feeling, some inner beauty of soul answering to the outer beauty of body. (9)
• The body, pitching forward, hung over the inner edge of the embankment, the arms straight downward, both hands still grasping the flag. (1)
• They clambered up, and over, to a piece of grassy courtyard, and passed on to an inner court, under the black shadow of the high walls. (8)
• Thereupon he set up a cry for his wife, and that woman rushed to him from an inner room, and fell upon Shibli Bagarag, belabouring him. (10)
• Since her inner life was unshadowed and all men smiled upon her, she believed the world at large to be in a lasting condition of content. (12)
• Her anxiety for information had not made sufficient allowance for that inner Forsyte skin which refuses to share its troubles with outsiders. (8)
• His performance was marked by earnestness and attention to the inner sentiment of the music rather than by the superficial polish of the mere pianist. (3)
• In form, thematic development, counterpoint, part-writing, etc., he imitated the letter of classic example closely, but could not attain the inner spirit. (3)

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Definition of inner:

• inner, in’r, adj. (comp. of in_) farther in: interior. | adjs. inn’ermost, in’most (superl. of in_), farthest in: most remote from the outward part. | adv. inn’ermostly. (0)

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