Sentence examples for confront internalized from inspiring English sources
(FGD 6) Nevertheless, for The apprentice, the process of learning and reflecting on his life experiences was perceived as difficult: an internal struggle to confront internalized machismo and homophobia.
Although cross-cultural sensitivity and open-mindedness can take more than a semester to develop, such experiences are valuable in helping students confront internalized stereotypes and preconceptions (Hlyva and Schuh, 2004).
While external stigmatization is being confronted, internalized stigma should also be addressed.
One can only marvel at how far Czeslaw Milosz has come in 90 years, how much of the 20th century he has confronted and internalized, how much beauty he has wrung from its blood-soaked precincts, what gifts he has given us, how fully his poems circulate in the bloodstream of Polish, of European, of American poetry.
My well-intended colleagues need to recognize the assumptions they have internalized if they are ever to confront all the 'isms.
What Sandberg wants is that at least the lucky minority begin to understand the cultural and social obstacles they've internalized and that hold them back, and confront those forces at home and at work.
To reflect on a work of art, to internalize what it communicates and then synthesize a personal response, one must confront, and care about, the original.
"I never internalized it".
Bradley internalized that challenge.
