Sentence examples for externalized from inspiring English sources

"Taken together, they demonstrate his remarkable range, capable of an achingly internalized turn in Gatsby and a grotesquely externalized one in Wolf".

In bringing about transmembrane movements of large molecules, the cell membrane itself undergoes concerted movements during which part of the fluid medium outside of the cell is internalized (endocytosis) or part of the cell's internal medium is externalized (exocytosis).

But unlike Mrs. Thatcher — she's the example we use in England — we want growth and social justice, and the fact is that countries that have externalized more, that have looked to the huge developing markets in India, China, South America, end up with a better, fairer economy at home.

Ella externalized her complicated feelings by assigning them to Mingus, who then acted on them.

This is a fine enough dramatic premise, but, once Berniece starts seeing ghosts in the family home, Wilson tips the balance by adding more blackness to blackness, which is to say he enslaves the characters who we're watching to a historical blackness that should be part of the character's interiority, as opposed to externalized high points that mark the end of this act, or the next.

In all, he gives one of the most completely externalized performances in the history of the movies.

One only needs another conception: a beginningless power that would account for this tendency of consciousness to take up forms and to externalize them.

Many economists claim that much environmental harm is caused by producers who "externalize" the costs of their activities.

Similarly, the driver of an automobile bears the costs of fuel and maintenance but externalizes the costs associated with the gases emitted from the tailpipe.

Although rarely explicitly framed as the need to externalize the rationale for politically contentious policies, economic integration has emerged as a device used on the domestic political stage.

The first is externalizing behaviour, such as aggression and hyperactivity, and the second is internalizing behaviour, such as depression and anxiety.