Sentence examples for has fully internalized from inspiring English sources

Now, having been spurned by voters for perhaps a final time, she has fully internalized a kind of nihilistic misogyny.

The question raised by critics — and at least indirectly by the new evaluation, is whether the World Bank, has fully internalized those lessons about flexibility and less risk-aversion.

C.E.O.s themselves don't seem to have fully internalized this new regime.

Mr. Ter-Petrossian's aides, who refer to him as "the president," seemed to have fully internalized the figure nonetheless.

On one hand, after 50+ years I have fully internalized the false equivalencies between success and assets such as money, fame and power.

It seems insane that Jesse wouldn't have fully internalized that Cassidy is a vampire yet, especially since he's already down with the existence of angels and God and stuff.

In a book called "The Diversity Bargain," another scholar, Natasha K. Warikoo, concludes that students at Harvard have fully internalized the logic of diversity as an engine of mutual profit.

It sounds like applesauce, but Scalia appears to have fully internalized the idea.

But his considerable achievement here was making the case, persuasively, that when a singer has so fully internalized the text and the music that he seems almost to become a song's protagonist, the texture and coloration of the accompaniment hardly matter.

If Congress hasn't fully internalized those nuances, members are starting to realize there's a political price to pay for appearing callous.

The way Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan behaves shows us that he still doesn't fully understand and that he has not fully internalized democracy.