Sentence examples for i internalised from inspiring English sources

I internalised my rage, and it added to my troubles.

Confused about how to respond, but not naive, I internalised my discomfort and sat quietly stunned.

At first, I internalised it all, but I came to realise how important it was.

I internalised The Blues Brothers and its myriad lessons from a very early age.

"I internalised that to mean being gay was basically wrong, because if you got caught it would be very dangerous".

I internalised my situation: there was a lot of self-denial, and it had a huge impact on my self-esteem.

When I talk about my mother's experience, I don't feel sorry for her in some type of abstract external way, I internalise that pain and understand it.

"One of the virtues of Yorkshire people is that they detest pretension," he says, "and I think I've internalised that".

"Because of the degree to which I'd internalised the messages I'd received during treatment, it took me years not to judge other women for what they were wearing in terms of risk.

Why? Could I have internalised a single story about the Caribbean, that still sees it more as a place of carnival than cognition?

Perhaps I'd internalised some transphobia – in part because plenty of the abuse I got in the street came from teenagers.