Sentence examples for easy to internalize from inspiring English sources

By thinking deeply about who they are, they can consciously dispel stereotypes that are all too easy to internalize.

In Baltimore, it's easy to internalize the notion that no one outside of the city gives a fuck about you.

They boldly proclaim their message and make it easy to internalize and hard to forget, and they can get your head bobbing and your toes tapping as well.

It's hard to be vulnerable, hard to put myself out there again and again like a needy kindergartener, and easy to internalize every failed or fumbling attempt as meaning I'm unworthy of friendship.

While it may seem counter-intuitive to learn the geography after you visit a place (if, indeed, you are learning the geography in order to navigate effectively while visiting), it may be easier to internalize the details if you have an experience to draw upon.

I'm not religious but I was raised Catholic so it's easy for me to internalize that if I engage in casual sex, I'm a slut mentality.

The high lipophilicity of fluorescein may make it easy to be internalized by the cells within 2 h at first and be inclined to be excluded during the next 4 h by the same reason.

Faculty talk to their students about the importance of putting in this time, but it is easier for students to internalize the effort needed to succeed by seeing their faculty mentors at work.

If you can visualize how each element of your program fits together, it may make it easier for you to internalize that each routine, each session, and each day are interconnected and important.

There have always been hoaxes, but perhaps we need time to internalize just how easy they've become to create.

From a sinister, Foucaultian perspective, the goal is to tell those in power that it is easier to manage people if you get them to internalize their motivation.