Sentence examples for we have internalised from inspiring English sources

We have internalised the forces of capitalist oppression.

We have internalised their edicts – I cleanse, tone and moisturise, but don't recall ever deciding to.

That's not to say we won't have to unpack the deeply personal levels where we have internalised hierarchy, but if we truly care about the causes we work on, we shouldn't let an organisational deathwish prevent us taking those causes forward.

These are assumptions that we have internalised, unspoken mantras we repeat subconsciously, as our fingers find the keys of our liturgical usernames and passwords.

We seem to be seeking vindication, which means that, somewhere, we've internalised that we're not actually good enough".

I was interested in how the "marriage plot" functions today, the extent to which we've internalised ideals of romance and are controlled by them.

As a population with universal free access to medical treatment, we've internalised the narrative that Americans can be turned away from hospitals despite needing help.

We might feel uneasy, but we've internalised the need for the "joke-teller" not to feel uncomfortable, not to hurt his ego or wound his pride by not laughing at his joke.

We economists have internalised Adam Smith's invisible hand to a degree that we tend to forget that this brilliant insight is not intuitively evident.

I must have internalised that difference.

Both are marionettes, and have internalised messages about femaleness.