Sentence examples for appear to have internalized from inspiring English sources

Now, consumers appear to have internalized that concept, as Kathy Walsh observed after starting a furniture store in Great Barrington, Mass., in 2005.

First, the bond markets appear to have internalized the simple truth that there will be no payment default on any U.S. Treasury obligations, come what may.

DOP staff appear to have internalized and applied what they learned from the IIEP training to their strategic planning and programming work.

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He appears to have internalized Joe Pesci in "Goodfellas" the way previous generations looked toward Richard Burton's "Hamlet".

She appeared to have internalized Cox's criticisms of her son; she now talked about his unemployment as if it were the actual crime.

Yet Melania appears to have internalized many aspects of Donald's culture: his ahistoricism; his unblinking gall; his false dichotomies between murderous scofflaws and deserving citizens, women who ask for nothing and nagging wives.

She performed the work from memory and appeared to have internalized it completely, occasionally turning to the orchestra during tuttis and bopping along in highly rhythmic sections as if she were restraining herself from conducting the piece as well.

Buoyed no doubt by the positive reaction to "San Junipero but perhaps also as a reaction to The Times We're Living In Brooker appears to have internalized the lessons of pushing back against total despair.

Shelton summons a gloomy sensuality in "Came Here to Forget," about huddling with someone "back of the bar, thick as thieves," that recalls Fleetwood Mac, a welcome influence he appears to have internalized since becoming a part-time Angeleno.

Advocates of a Libyan intervention don't seem to have internalized these lessons.