When this child becomes an adult, they may never seek help, never talk about being abused, or take any effort to heal their injury for one simple reason -- they have internalized the viewpoint of the parent who witnessed the event and now they too dismiss, minimize, or deny its occurrence.
"We Are the World" is sung from a first person viewpoint, allowing the audience to "internalize" the message by singing the word we together.
The song is sung from a first person viewpoint, allowing an audience to "internalize" the message which involves everybody by singing the word "we" together.
To be thus and so, a fact must be viewable from elsewhere, and elsewhere, whether in physical or in conceptual space, implies the illimitable positing of still other alternate perspectives from which to be seen, facts to impact, viewpoints to interpret and metaphorically internalize the initial fact.
The entrepreneurs don't internalize the solutions.
He can't internalize the contradictions.
Internalize the positive vibes into your company culture.
Ask questions, and listen and internalize the answers.
Waiters stand awkwardly, internalizing the circus before them.
Episodes like these (and Colbert's) contribute to what FIRE President Greg Lukianoff has dubbed the phenomenon of "unlearning liberty," wherein students and others have internalized the lessons of censorship and intolerance toward views different from their own, and attempt to silence viewpoints they do not share.
Mr. Haney internalizes the conflicts.
