Externals [noun]

Yet, through a life devoted to the externals of it, Mata had been tolerant of beauty, rather than at one with it.

With all her disadvantages in externals, I know she was really beloved.

Even the externals of his youth had differed from the common run.

We should speak gratefully of the externals of books, because for two long years our oculist did not allow us to open them.

These tree forms, bold and delicate, with such wonderful subtleties of drawing in them, give more than externals.

Power, deaf and blind to externals, would have accompanied her straightway; but she laughingly called him back from the clouds.

But I am convinced that much time is spent uselessly on externals, which do not reach the heart of the matter.

Baird stood stock still; if Latimer had been awake to externals he would have seen that it was because he could not move—or speak.

Isolating, affixing, symbolic—this also seemed insufficient for the reason that it laid too much stress on technical externals.

But he is not in the least a gentleman except in externals: and there is nothing really "great" about him at all.