Sentence examples for internalisation of from inspiring English sources

But the larger point, about the internalisation of judgment, is a powerful one.

Coming out helped me escape the internalisation of everything – the self-hatred, guilt, shame.

We really do need to have the internalisation of these costs".

There is the internalisation of the hatred of others towards minorities such as Jews and homosexuals.

But he then realised that what Ridley Scott had not presented on screen was the internalisation of cyberspace.

"Throughout the 19th century," says Smith, "there is a progressive internalisation of horror, the idea that the monsters are not out there, but to be found within.

In the 1930s, the Russian psychologist Lev Vygotsky argued that inner speech developed through the internalisation of "external", out-loud speech.

Is internalisation of racism still possible when the most commanding and visible political office is held by a person of colour?

If we're lucky, noir's backlight works with greater discernment, illuminating how cinema works on us – our consumption and internalisation of past styles, postures and attitudes.

Those who decide to meet him can also claim that ongoing diplomacy and dialogue lead to the internalisation of international norms and thus moderate extremism.

Infrastructure investments, internalisation of external costs.