The smartphone has changed our internal lives.
Anyone who thought about animals having internal lives was dismissed as "anthropomorphic, romantic, or unscientific".
Their internal lives are described in a richly original, cliche-free style and the book is remarkably prescient.
How like our own internal lives, haunted by the better decisions and kinder acts of our ideal selves.
At that moment we understand the lie that what we think is only our own, that our internal lives are only our own.
The internal lives of the tech elite, centred on the labour-saving innovations of Silicon Valley, are at odds with semi-atavistic conceptions of how people interact.
Film and dance, both intensely visual, make wordless metaphoric leaps in time and space and into the internal lives of characters.
"I have been amazed by the Anglo-Saxon's lack of curiosity about the internal lives and emotions of the Negroes," Hurston wrote in 1950.
When they tallied the results, they discovered that the American kids had made twice as many references to their internal lives — their likes and dislikes, their moods — as had the Chinese children.
This question is so jarring, I think, partly because we so rarely think of any internationally famous people – even the non-preposterous and non-obnoxious ones – as possessing internal lives.
