Sentence examples for internalized the lesson from inspiring English sources

Rhode has internalized the lesson.

He internalized the lesson for future reference: "When faced with a collapsing economy, one should stop thinking of wealth in terms of money".

Several of them started defriending reporters from their Facebook accounts and internalized the lesson that everyone in Washington eventually learns: nothing is private; everything is on the record.

Mr. Vitemb, the recent Bard graduate, said his generation has internalized the lessons of gay boomers.

She also internalized the lessons of her maternal step-grandmother, Georgia Gleason, who lived through the Depression, "stuffed money in her mattress" and was "the hardest-working woman on the planet," Ms. Hart said.

YVES SMITH comments on the crisis preparedness of emerging market economies:We mentioned earlier, focusing on a comment made in Brad Setser's post "Where is My Swap Line?" that emerging economies had not internalized the lessons of the 1997 Asian crisis as much as was widely believed.

Or else, baseball may be living fully in the post-"Moneyball" era, with most good front offices having internalized the lessons of looking for value in the shadows, thus reducing the inefficiencies in the market and returning the sport to its normal rhythms of big-market teams tossing money into the abyss.

Long before anyone on Mr. Romney's staff knew who his running mate would be, the aides had internalized the lessons from Senator John McCain's selection of Ms. Palin and had taken steps to make sure that the person chosen would be integrated into the Romney operation as seamlessly as possible.

While international pressure is beginning to close Israel's operational window, thus far it seems Israel's military and political leaders have internalized the lessons of 2006.

Buoyed no doubt by the positive reaction to "San Junipero but perhaps also as a reaction to The Times We're Living In Brooker appears to have internalized the lessons of pushing back against total despair.

Episodes like these (and Colbert's) contribute to what FIRE President Greg Lukianoff has dubbed the phenomenon of "unlearning liberty," wherein students and others have internalized the lessons of censorship and intolerance toward views different from their own, and attempt to silence viewpoints they do not share.