But there's not the slightest sign that we can internalize the externalities.
While your heart goes out to the athletes suffering the agony of defeat, very few of us can internalize the trauma.
Benjamin called the process "reception in distraction," meaning that the masses can internalize, say, Chaplin's images of a mechanized dehumanization and begin to question the rules of society.
Then again, given how real those societal messages are, and how deeply girls can internalize them, can Bray's intended audience ever be cautioned enough?
Revkin: I see music with a climate component, including your cello composition, broadening how we can internalize and convey aspects of this very complicated problem.
I need to set for them some very clear boundaries of behavior, with some very clear values and norms, that they can internalize.' " And that is where the analogy with today begins.
Singers who can internalize this madness enough to make listeners care about the fruitcakes they portray are both crucial and rare, but Lauren Flanigan has proved her ability to do that time and again.
Recent findings suggest that cell adhesion receptors such as integrins can internalize their peptide ligands into the intracellular space.
Various living cells, including L929 cells, macrophages, and skov-3 cells, can internalize HDI-PBI-PEG; the labeled cells show intensive and stable light emission.
Thus we have institutions and laws whereby corporations can internalize and privatize profits while costs of damages to communities and the environment are externalized and socialized.
Employees often finance these investments through wage cuts since they can internalize future gains from training due to an increased productivity.
