Sentence examples for hard to internalize from inspiring English sources

As humans we are predisposed to linear thinking, which makes the implications of a power law distribution hard to internalize.

(female, age 67, on wait list) It's really hard to internalize how rare those complications are because you keep saying to yourself, yes, I know it's a long shot, but it did happen to someone, and so you have to keep reading to fight back some of that stuff and so it's a teeter totter in terms of yes, you can hear a hundred good stories, but that one stays there.

It's really hard to internalize how rare those complications are because you keep saying to yourself, yes, I know it's a long shot, but it did happen to someone, and so you have to keep reading to fight back some of that stuff and so it's a teeter totter in terms of yes, you can hear a hundred good stories, but that one stays there.

It's harder to internalize them and make them mean something to you when it's just a number or statistic.

Growing up surrounded by neighbors of his generation, it was hard not to internalize all that and wonder how they too were perceiving my family.

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.

Experiencing that surprisingly rich love was hard to tolerate because I had to internalize a deeper understanding of value that shifted my self-understanding.

You work hard to accept and internalize and rationalize the limits of mortality -- so hard that perhaps it's a challenge to let those limits yield even a little.

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.

They are going to internalize good values".

"We had to internalize that as teachers".