Sentence examples for beginning to internalize from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian government is beginning to internalize the tenets of the free-culture movement as well.

Therefore, I'm a little heartbroken to see that he is slowly beginning to internalize our cultural pathologies.

Stokols: Only clear-headed Republicans such as Gardner are beginning to internalize this new reality.

Like many others before me, only now am I beginning to internalize what it means to truly accept that life is a series of journeys.

So (deep breath), why didn't Fox 31's Stokols ask Gardner about some of this stuff, instead of just praising him as "clear-headed" and writing that he's "beginning to internalize" the need for the GOP to change its ways.

HMCs also began to internalize MWNT-7 within 2 h, and the internalization of MWNT-7 increased over time– 2(d)).

I have finally consumed so much toxic media that I begin to internalize misogyny.

"A Fear of Oneself" I have finally consumed so much toxic media that I begin to internalize misogyny.

He began to internalize some of the behavior patterns of the others, which, he discovered, were more effective ways of dealing with the challenges of life.

"I thought I knew something about race, having studied it all my life," Dr. Williams said, "but I did not really understand the depth to which even African people had begun to internalize racism".

Children and youth are socialized through everyday activities — conversations, stories, lessons, activities — and gradually begin to internalize their parent's (or elder brother or uncle's) values and priorities.