OK? They're a party that has internalized, I mean completely and utterly, one hundred percent, have internalized the world view of a particular social class, OK?
Internalize the reality of what it could mean to prep for an IPO.
In many ways, I lived in too safe and comfortable a world to internalize the other message that often came with Holocaust education: That it could happen here, that we, too, were vulnerable to such vast and hateful forces of history.
Rather, they wanted each and every human being to internalize the belief that God created a world for them to conquer.
"We Are the World" is sung from a first person viewpoint, allowing the audience to "internalize" the message by singing the word we together.
Eventually, with coaching and practice, students are able to internalize the use of scientific concepts as a way of thinking about and interpreting their everyday world.
If students do not internalize the ethical principles they are being taught, they may not practice according to those principles when they enter the professional world.
Eyes fluttering shut, I did my best to internalize the secret lessons that such an experience can impart that if you just focus on a single sound, savor it, and let it pass through you, the world can slow down.
On the contrary, he must internalize the wrong, which requires, he insists, an artistic process.
Jaime, leaning against the hallway wall, took a few deep breaths to help internalize the criticism.
