Sentence examples for more internalised from inspiring English sources

"Deserter's Songs is more internalised," adds vocal, guitar, strings and Chamberlin maestro Jonathan Donahue.

John Neff is a little more cerebral, a little more internalised, but he's so experimental soundwise that he came up with sounds that blew me away.

Goerne's occluded English was offset by the vehemence and emotional largesse of his vocalism, which contrasted with Bostridge's more internalised, less vividly coloured approach.

A reminder that, despite a couple of more internalised episodes, big events are still playing out in the background of this programme.

[But in] 2014, '15, '16 we had a car advantage and Lewis was a little more internalised; he didn't necessarily need to rally the troops as much as he is at the moment.

In other words, it facilitates the shift of external motivation towards more internalised motivation.

Thus, 2014 began with a self-censorship more institutionalised and internalised than ever before.

The experiences of Aparicio's maidservant character Cleo do not take her on anything as explicit as a personal "journey", but something more mysterious and internalised.

To quantitatively measure the amount of MWCNTs that interacted with cells including intracellular and those attached to cell membranes, spectrophotometry was performed, and the data revealed that RAW264.7 cells had significantly more S-MWCNTs internalised or attached than the epithelial cells after 24-h incubation (p < 0.05) (Figure 3).

New TMM structures of knowledge and a mutual frame of reference emerged during the intervention process and became more or less internalised by the participants in the study.

New structures of knowledge and a mutual reference i.e. a team mental model emerged during the process and became more or less internalised by the participants.