inner

[ˈɪnər]

Definition:
1. Located inward.
2. Located or occurring within or closer to a center.
3. Innermost or essential.
4. Confined to an exclusive group.

Use 'inner' in a sentence:

• 1. They rap about life in the inner city.
• 2. Her diary was a record of her inner conflict.
• 3. The government pushed through schemes to rejuvenate the inner cities.
• 4. Today they'll consider tax breaks for businesses that create jobs in inner cities.
• 5. Loving relationships that a child makes will give him an inner sense of security.
• 6. The government will continue to try to regenerate inner city areas.
• 7. For me, recovery has been all about finding my inner child and accepting her.
• 8. Loud noise is harmful to the inner ear.
• 9. One in four people are now jobless in inner areas like Tottenham and Peckham.
• 10. How do we convince our inner caveman to be greener?
• 11. Part of the fault lies with our inner caveman.
• 12. Wade stepped inside and closed the inner door behind him.
• 13. When he heard these words, Scot felt his inner doubts melt away.
• 14. She once allowed me into her inner sanctum.
• 15. The child had left the inner door wide open.
• 16. The inner physiological metabolism is the basic of rice quality.
• 17. The disease can also cause a build up of pressure in the inner ear leading to severe earache.
• 18. The PM presided over a meeting of his inner Cabinet.
• 19. It's undeniable that behaviour comes from our inner dispositions.
• 20. It also describes the inner algorithm, classes and interfaces.
• 21. Ducks in the inner spots showed no preference for gaze direction.
• 22. The government will continue to try to regenerate inner-city areas.
• 23. The PM returned to Downing Street to preside over a meeting of his inner cabinet.
• 24. The violence is emblematic of what is happening in our inner cities.
• 25. His bedroom's his inner sanctum.
• 26. Loving relationships will give a child an inner sense of security.
• 27. The basic problems of the inner-city underclass are inadequate housing and lack of jobs.
• 28. Students' inner motivation is essential to their developments.
• 29. How do we go about embarking on this 'inner journey' to understand ourselves?
• 30. 'The situation in the inner cities is bad and getting worse,' she concluded.
• 31. All flowing water, though it appears to be uniform, is actually divided into extensive inner surfaces, or layers, moving against one another.
• 32. She got up and went into an inner office.
• 33. Such attitudes are valueless unless they reflect inner cognition and certainty.
• 34. Michael needed to express his inner tensions.
• 35. Once outside the inner breakwater, we began to unfurl all the sails.
• 36. I had to change the inner tube, in the mud and the snow.
• 37. I want to explore and get in touch with my inner self.
• 38. 'Coward!' a tiny inner voice insisted.
• 39. There are huge problems in our inner cities.
• 40. This problem first appeared in the inner cities.
• 41. The treatment involves the placement of twenty-two electrodes in the inner ear.
• 42. She has a remarkable inner strength.
• 43. The inner tent is attached to this frame.
• 44. She doesn't reveal much of her inner self.
• 45. Our level of attraction to the opposite sex has more to do with our inner confidence than how we look.
• 46. She and Mark read the words inscribed on the inner walls of the monument.
• 47. Asian women are more modest and shy, yet they tend to have an inner force.
• 48. He has no inner resources and hates being alone.
• 49. Her views are based on years of engagement with the problems of the inner city.