Sentence examples for internalizing the notion from inspiring English sources

This strategy aims to promote the children's loyalty and their internalizing the notion that they do not belong in Israel.

Internalizing the notion that "my son is your son" is perhaps the ideal goal of the struggle for racial equality in the United States.

I have never quite internalized the notion that space, which feels finite, is actually infinite.

Gathered under the slogan "Democracy, Secularism, Fun," it laments the fact that "millions of Arabs have internalized the notion that secularism is tantamount to faithlessness, and is all about demonizing Islam and promoting a dissolute way of life.

Had I somehow subconsciously internalized the notion that women belong at home through years of such small slights, and never overcome it?

This means they have to internalize the notion that leaving individuals free to incrementally revise existing institutions in response to shifting human needs adds to not subtracts from the overall social well-being.

I lost power the minute my body started to grow, as I'd internalized the notion that to be thin was to be happy.

In Baltimore, it's easy to internalize the notion that no one outside of the city gives a fuck about you.

It means you can internalize the notion that 'this too shall pass' and remember that your identity is not the emotion you are feeling in that moment.

Although it sounds kind of naive, I had seen so many large billboards featuring enormous, symmetrical faces that I had sort of internalized the notion that these people are indeed very large; larger and more beautiful than life.

It's a beautiful, melancholic video, and director Micah Van Hove had this to say about it: "For me, the words and melodies on New Alhambra are bathing in a sense of reclaimed innocence that compelled me to explore how a child internalizes the notion of death for the first time".