Sentence examples for internalized it to from inspiring English sources

It is tragic that there are actually gay people who have internalized the hatred that society has for them, and have internalized it to such an extent that they rationalize their support for the very president who seeks to write discrimination against them into the Constitution.

And I think I took that discomfort and internalized it to the point where I can't curse in front of anyone... not even my wife.

"When you're in power, and want to stay there, you are not free to be yourself; you are expected to live up to your role as a dominant decisive, absolute authority — and to internalize it, to drink your own Kool-Aid," said Jennifer Overbeck, a psychologist at the University of Southern California.

But do not internalize it to the point where you are making every decision into a do or die situation.

A toxic person shows all the signs we should pick up on, but what we sometimes do is internalize it to mean, "what is wrong with me that they don't like me?" rather than, I do not like this person or how they make me feel, and I don't want to enter into any type of relationship with them.

Thus, although LRP6 is internalized, it fails to mediate accumulation of β-catenin in the presence of Dab2.

I thought I knew the story well, had internalized it, was able to project forward its lesson of "Never again" -- or so I thought.

She performed the work from memory and appeared to have internalized it completely, occasionally turning to the orchestra during tuttis and bopping along in highly rhythmic sections as if she were restraining herself from conducting the piece as well.

These are based on the following assumptions: (1) there is negligible dissociation of the antibody after binding to the cell surface antigen; (2) once the Ag-Ab complex has been internalized, it cannot be returned to the surface in the intact radiolabeled form; and (3) separation of the radiolabel from the Ag-Ab complex only occurs after internalization.

Somehow Jacqueline Kelly has internalized it all, and in "Return to the Willows" she has not only fashioned a witty adventure that is worthy of Grahame, but has done him one better by placing a child character — an agreeably nerdy nephew of Toad's named Humphrey — at the center of the action.

For me, it took probably 10 years to internalize this -- and I probably haven't fully internalized it yet.