Sentence examples for internalizing the idea from inspiring English sources

"That suggests to me there are real consequences to internalizing the idea that our appearance is what's important.

By internalizing the idea that every step we take is exactly as God destines, and accepting that we don't always know what chain of events would be best for us, I've learned to become more patient at all times of the year.

Oprah Winfrey commented: "What you're seeing in all the areas of arts and entertainment is black women internalizing the idea of black power and pride ... Black women started listening to their inner cues, rather than society or even the black community's idea of what they are supposed to be and can be".

"Have these young women internalized the idea that women really do not lead?" she asks sadly.

"The public has internalized the idea that the military tends to lean conservative and Republican.

The President internalized the idea of making regime change in Iraq a priority.

"They have internalized the idea that this is an opportunity for them".

There's also the reality that many women have internalized the idea that asking is somehow not ladylike.

These findings were supported by interviews with unemployed Irish people who had internalized the idea that in life "you should reap what you sow".

From his reading of Kant, Kennedy said, he internalized the idea that "morality predicated on external pressures alone is never sufficient".

"The course has helped internalize the idea that the military has a space in civilian life," said Ayse Gul Altinay, a cultural anthropologist who interviewed dozens of students and teachers on the topic.