Sentence examples for internalized ideas from inspiring English sources

At this point, how much do you think the stigma soldiers feel about admitting they're in psychological pain is due to the shaming done by other people and how much is due to internalized ideas they have about what it means to be a strong soldier and a strong man?

No one's saying we should send a DVD of "Magic Mike XXL" to every straight man in the world, and berate him if he can't gyrate like Channing Tatum or give his female partner an orgasm in 30 seconds, but rather to expand our own internalized ideas about female desire; to understand that we deserve to explore those desires and see them imagined outside of our heads.

The girl also might very well have internalized ideas repeatedly conveyed to her about how people confuse her clothes for "morality," or intent, how others can use or comment on her body, how her consent is not either expected or respected.

"Everybody has their own internalized idea of what it makes sense to do".

It is the internalized idea of the welfare state, articulated or not.

Adrian McDonald has, perhaps, internalized that idea more thoroughly than any other photographer on 500px.

Salmonella isolates from internalized condition showed considerable internalization potential.

Secondly, authentic leaders with high self-awareness and internalized moral identities can have a good idea of their impact on followers.

Also, in thin sections for EM which are not cut perpendicular to the plasma membrane, one might get the impression of several free, i.e. not surface-connected, caveolar profiles, supporting the idea of caveolar endocytosis and a front of internalized caveolae moving into the cell (Fig.  3).

I can't help but feel that so many of our ideas of masculinity and sexuality are rooted in our own internalized homophobia and shame.

We, as LGBT people and allies, are speaking up about the dangers of internalized hatred, and we need the larger culture to acknowledge these damaging ideas too," said Martinez.