Sentence examples for enough to internalize from inspiring English sources

Those evolved enough to internalize all of this, or even to get its basic concepts down, were by definition superior beings, worthy of the material rewards that had come their way.

Implicit feedback should be frequent in the beginning, so participants have enough time to internalize the new movement pattern.

In contrast, PPE-HA/DNA complexes were stable enough to be internalized by cells and effected gene transfection (3400 folds higher than background at a charge ratio of 12).

The delivery carriers necessitate being small enough to be internalized into the cells and enter the nucleus passing through the cytoplasm and escaping the endosome/lysosome process following endocytosis (Figure 1).

For those plays, Ms. Smith interviewed hundreds of people of different races and ages, somehow managing to internalize their expressions, anger and quirks enough to be able to portray them with astonishing verisimilitude.

Sometimes, we can feel so ashamed of our shyness that we start to internalize feeling of not being good enough and that no one likes us.

They are going to internalize good values".

"We had to internalize that as teachers".

For me, it took probably 10 years to internalize this -- and I probably haven't fully internalized it yet.

We catch the cheaters and polluters and we say to them: "We're going to force you to internalize your costs the same way you internalize your profits".

We don't want to internalize the civic audience too much.