Sentence examples for more internalized view from inspiring English sources

He's distant and impersonal — he refuses to acknowledge support from anyone but his adored wife, Rachel Nicole Behariee), and Rickey — which makes psychological sense, and may also be true, but it leaves us longing for a more internalized view of Robinson.

"The kind of attention they will get and the desire to make the Games work will push them faster in the direction of reform, and rejection might drive them back to a more internalized view," Pound said of the mind-set that might prevail regarding Beijing.

This change, on the surface and as represented in architecture, is from a building that boldly embraces outside vista to that of a more internalized receptacle.

Those have included dismissive comments from (mostly male) commentators on Twitter about the show's highly internalized view of life in New York among single women in their 20s, and a more serious discussion of the cast's lack of racial diversity from African-American writers, and others.

In "Straight White Men," Lee has moved on from the internalized view of white men she explored in "Songs of Dragons".

M2 cells that expressed FLNa (M2-FLNa) had more internalized particles than M2 cells at 30 min after ligand challenge.

Fe3O4@heparin) are more internalized compared to Fe3O4@CMCS covalent) and electrostatic).

However, more internalized receptors were observed in cells treated with perhexiline for 1 hour, and these internalized receptors formed larger puncta inside the cells.

However, this study sample was more internalized and, stigmatization from peers was one of their major concerns.

On the other hand, optimism was consistently correlated with HLC among women, indicating that more optimistic women have a more internalized HLC.

To date, there is no proven relation between spirituality and HLC, although theoretically, higher spirituality would lead to a more internalized health locus of control [ 38].