Sentence examples for internalized lessons from inspiring English sources

So were Matt Lauer, and Charlie Rose and Louis C.K. Early on, they likely internalized lessons in what experts call toxic masculinity: the expectation that a real man, as sociologist Michael Kimmel says, should "be strong, be tough, and never show [his] feelings".

Lourd has also internalized lessons from both her mother's and grandmother's time in the spotlight, learning from both their triumphs and mistakes.

Salmonella isolates from internalized condition showed considerable internalization potential.

Those who argue that racial disparities in school suspensions are not proof of racial discrimination need a lesson in differentiating between interpersonal and internalized racism.

Tempura, for example, was a Portuguese import that the Japanese internalized and improved, making it their own.

But internalized social judgments burrow deep.

The world's homophobia becomes internalized homophobia.

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

Perry may share some of that internalized racism.

Well, you got two very internalized performances out of Bruce Willis.

But he picked Sharky, a thwarted, internalized character.