Sentence examples for Thoroughly internalized from inspiring English sources

And it's not surprising that basketball players, just like their civilian counterparts, have thoroughly internalized the language of self-help.

It amazes me now that I never wondered what it was worth, but I had thoroughly internalized the taboo against drawing any connections between love and money.

Young collectors like Ben, a longhaired, rock-star handsome 21-year-old U.C.L.A. graduate who devotes his weekends to professional collecting (he says he makes about $600 a week selling all his autographs to a single dealer), have thoroughly internalized their ethos.

Indeed, the fAβ originally added into the media was immediately and thoroughly internalized by microglia and little did we observe any resecretion in the media (Fig. S1A).

Suga doesn't get too preoccupied with the psychological impact of pimping as C-Note in American Pimp put it, "I don't steal nuthin' but a bitch's mind"—but has thoroughly internalized the psychodynamic of the life.

It is informational kudzu, always putting down new roots based on the thoroughly internalized principle that information shall be organized by analyzing users' intentions.

But when a bureaucracy and political culture so thoroughly internalize the idea that spending, any spending, is "better than nothing," the result is broadband lines at $7 million a pop.

For instance, JoJo is the son of an evil and sadistic tyrant who has been raised to respect his father's values and emulate his desires, so that he thoroughly internalizes his father's evil and sadistic worldview.

Playing from memory, Mr. Lifschitz revealed how thoroughly he had internalized the notes, contours and character of each piece.

Whereas other pianists perform Bach, some of them magnificently, Mr. Schiff seems to embody him, so thoroughly has he internalized the music and so freely does he let it unfold.

It's easy to forget now, given how thoroughly the party has internalized Clinton's language on so many issues, that talking in the early 90's about the tragedy of abortion or the rethinking of welfare policy constituted a kind of apostasy to much of the party elite.