inner man

Faith isn't an outer good it is for the inner man.

It was all, one understood, part and parcel of the inner man.

His words, she knew instinctively, would reveal much of the inner man.

The men had banded together in the first place to build up the inner man.

The outer and the inner man turned around and started back.

But the inner man, after all, was what was most worth noting.

For the outward enemy is very quickly overcome if the inner man have not been laid low.

The agrarian country lags behind and makes room for the inner man.

But as he never wrote of his feelings, the inner man remains balefully silent.

No personal photographs, nothing that revealed the inner man.

I was about to refresh the inner man myself.

The inner man being unchanged will still act out his prejudices."

But never did outward attributes more belie the inner man!

Crichton is not particularly interested in the inner man.

"I'm done feeding the inner man," Glen said, getting up.

"The letters reveal something about the inner man and the involvement of their wives at all levels.

For the inner man is heavily burdened with the necessities of the body in this world.

"Even when the subject is not available for examination, analysis of the inner man is possible.

The psychological novel can be called a novel of the "inner man," so to say.

She certainly believed in feeding the inner man.

The soul of an entirely different inner man.

You treat the blemished skin and let the inner man corrupt."

Sometimes the Peales caught the inner man too.

The inner man would simply have to be dragged out again by the heels and propped upright to march on her orders.

"Thank you," Legacy said, "At least that will keep the inner man warm."