Sentence examples for internalized an from inspiring English sources

"I think he internalized an awful lot of what he heard out there, and he became a better candidate".

Spiritually speaking, the crucial moment of the Buddha's life, the moment when he became a buddha, was his enlightenment, the instant he fully internalized an existential concept as plain as A, B, C but profound in its implications.

But when the refusal of the indignados to participate in the election resulted in a shocking victory for Spain's right wing, the movement's activists and supporters quickly internalized an important lesson that Americans must now embrace.

Last year, I also described the French cadre as an "the upper bound" on the basis of conduct: because people don't have guns or knives and have also internalized an upper limit to their violence, there's lots of small-scale violence — lots of bar fights and street fights, on the assumption that they are cadré.

That means users probably won't notice the difference until they've already internalized an ad's message.

But Schwab internalized an order business and, all of a sudden, they were making $250 million a year for something they paid $25 million or $30 million for.

He knew the reward was coming, but he had also internalized a tumultuous season.

Now, having been spurned by voters for perhaps a final time, she has fully internalized a kind of nihilistic misogyny.

Moreland grew up on punk and hardcore records, and internalized a strong do-it-yourself ethos early on.

But then Donald Trump became a Presidential candidate and I think my body just internalized a lot of stuff.

I think I was very lucky that I never internalized a sense of shame about anything I was doing.