Sentence examples for have internalized the from inspiring English sources

" Artists and the City" will include artists who might have internalized the city as well".

Camby may have internalized the loss to Toronto, his former team, more than anyone.

Of contemporary jazz musicians, Murray may have internalized the tradition most deeply and sincerely.

"They have internalized the idea that this is an opportunity for them".

Most screenwriters have internalized the official version of China's past, so historical productions usually receive quick approval.

Far from being an issue relegated to feuding older generations, young Kurds have internalized the brutality of their parents' generation.

There's also the reality that many women have internalized the idea that asking is somehow not ladylike.

But Ms. Lyne, who says the company's employees "have internalized the brand," seems ready to roll out the red carpet for Ms. Stewart.

However, some senior members of the Administration have internalized the political restraints that they believe they are under, and cannot think beyond them.

In an August 2006 message, an S.& P. employee likened the unit rating residential mortgage-backed securities to hostages who have internalized the ideology of their kidnappers.

It's as though Sharon's prediction was realized: Palestinians seem to have internalized the boundaries set by Israel, the very boundaries they oppose.