Externally In A Sentence

• Stems and leaves externally and internally.
• This new gate was externally completed in 1826.
• Aperture above pointed, below narrowed, externally curved.
• Naturall things, externally hurting Orchards.
• Sometimes they protrude externally and then are known as external piles.
• As a rule a certain fairness is inherent in the externally masculine.
• Agatha was the shyest of the three, and externally the least changed.
• Marked externally with double lance points; internally with scrolls.
• Diagonally across the Piazza Duomo is the externally unimposing Museum.

• Those who adhere only externally to these institutions are merely nominal members.
• Let there fall externally what will on the parts which can feel the effects of this fall.
• The bases of the valves externally are hidden by the long spines of the peduncle.
• If any one lived through his punishment he was considered purified both externally and internally.
• The juice is used externally as a rubefacient in rheumatic affections of the joints.
• The decoction is prescribed internally as an emmenagogue and demulcent and externally as a lotion.
• Quills black glossed with violet, margined externally and internally with yellow.
• The inference is not, that one must be poor externally if one desires to be inwardly rich.
• He spoke in an unsympathetic, official voice, but in a manner externally respectful.
• Aperture above pointed, externally straight, below rounded, widened or effuse.
• Clerical habits alter; externally they go for a class, a profession, or degree.
• Carina with the upper part flat, spear-shaped, externally with a narrow central ridge.
• Nostrils basal, oval, open, covered externally with incumbent setaceous feathers.
• Nostrils basal, oval, open, covered externally with narrow recumbent feathers.
• The latter project more, and are externally more pointed, as in the genus Pollicipes.
• The whole edifice is externally 3 yards high, 4 yards 29 inches long and 4 yards wide.
• For colds, coughs, croup, etc., use goose oil externally and give a teaspoonful at bed-time.
• It is important to recognize the physical element even where it is not externally and physically manifested.
• The juice is employed for the coughs of childhood and externally as a resolvent for enlarged cervical glands.
• Pleasure being the sole end of life, no moral law externally imposed can invalidate its absolute claims.
• A street where such houses are situated is externally very gloomy, nothing to be seen but high walls pierced by massive gates.
• God's own life is dramatic internally, and externally (in relation to the world).
• The infusion of the root is used internally as an emollient and refrigerant; externally in skin diseases accompanied by smarting and inflammation.
• This ancient building, in a dirty and malodorous yard, differs externally from the mud houses which surround it only in having two bells on a beam.
• Its color externally is green, and it has a tough skin, is of a subacid flavor, and as full of little flat black seeds as a shad is of bones.
• The membranous sac, which has a narrow neck, opening externally by a contracted orifice, through which the hair (4) passes.
• The stem of the brain, the medulla oblongata, and the spinal cord, consists externally of white matter, the grey matter being internal.
• While externally the body appears to be at rest, the processes of growth and upbuilding probably go on more rapidly when we are asleep than when we are awake.
• They use it in doses of 30-60 grams as a purgative, externally as an application to the abdomen in colic or indigestion and with friction in rheumatism or contusions.
• He lingered over him with loving and strenuous care, and after he had him externally clean, proceeded to dose him internally from a little red bottle.

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