Sentence examples for internalized character from inspiring English sources

But he picked Sharky, a thwarted, internalized character.

And while today that might make some accuse the character of internalized racism, I also romanced with white men when I was young and living in the South.

But she pours considerable research into each part, believing that an internalized knowledge of how her character would speak and move — and of what sort of milieu her character inhabits — will come through.

Some great Borises have conveyed the character as beset with internalized torment.

Salmonella isolates from internalized condition showed considerable internalization potential.

Certainly Walser was primarily concerned with overcoming his inhibitions about writing by means of the less definitive "pencil method"; and it is equally certain that unconsciously, as Werner Morlang notes, he was seeking to hide, behind the indecipherable characters, "from both public and internalized instances of evaluation," to duck down below the level of language and to obliterate himself.

He must have thought that Grant's character, in its combination of sensitivity, straightforwardness, and deep, internalized melancholy, was like his own.

Another criticism from Scheib was with the replacement of Laura Tate with Denice Duff; Scheib characterizes Duff as "internalized and afraid", as opposed to the addition of Melanie Shatner's character, Rebecca Morgan, whom he classifies as "alert and intelligent".

But internalized social judgments burrow deep.

The world's homophobia becomes internalized homophobia.

But Butterfly, imbued with her own internalized racism, adores him.