How To Use Interiorize In A Sentence
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The thought of the fathoms of water that once covered the very spot she stands on almost suffocates her; she feels bogged down in prairie grass and sloughs; she interiorizes the continental river system as if features of the human body.
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This is the first condition: We ourselves must interiorize the structure, the words of the liturgy, the Word of God.
Pope's Response to Priests on the Liturgy
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The slow build-up and seemingly mundane backdrop may feel designed to keep an audience off-guard, but they underpin what becomes a powerfully interiorized cliffhanger, jagged with raw candor.
The Best of the Fest
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Benedict wants to re-interiorize Catholicism by redirecting the Church's sources from the polluted waters of progressivism and materialism, drawing her sap anew from the healthiest old roots.
Archive 2005-07-01
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Yet at the same time the child's very nature also presented a threat to his own existence and survival, as was made evident in many sources that sought to interiorize the blame for the crusaders 'failure.
A Tender Age: Cultural Anxieties over the Child in the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries
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For her, the struggle with leukemia had become so deeply personalized, so interiorized, that the rest of us were ghostly onlookers in the periphery: we were the zombies walking outside her head.
The Emperor of All Maladies
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We also might never interiorize their suffering, and then we would never become "contemplatives in action.
Naplesnews.com Stories
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What happens when these young men and women begin to interiorize the way they are portrayed by society at large?
American Born Chinese by Gene Luen Yang
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I didn't know how to deal with all that, I didn't know how to interpret it, how to interiorize it, how I felt when we heard that Meredith had been killed.
NYT > Home Page
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He mistakenly characterizes spirituality as a pallid Platonic flight from the world or some kind of interiorized religious stirrings.
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Derrida, clearly influenced by Freud, argues that we are who we are in and through these interiorized others.
Robert D. Stolorow: The Work of Mourning, by Jacques Derrida
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The West tries to 'interiorize' its difference with other cultures - it tries to find a universality of 'the anthropos'.
Archive 2009-02-01
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Disgust with ‘other’ sexuality is exteriorized in the public sphere and interiorized by women and gays.
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When Jesus is drawn into the heart, the liturgy becomes interiorized and the Kingdom is established in the peaceful soul.
Scott Cairns: Mysteries Of The Jesus Prayer
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Fides in this sense was a fearsome obligation, having precious little to do with modern interiorized notions of religious belief.
The Times Literary Supplement
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At the other end of this conversation is the principled position that there objective indicators of goodness in writing, that we know what they are, and that we need to help students interiorize and aspire to those standards.
Archive 2006-12-01
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What this shows is that at this time there emerged a great wave of influence that turned people's thinking towards a more interiorized, as well as a more transcendental, state.
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D.: An Age of Radical Seeking (Part One)
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For De Vos, Benedict's text had been both an inspiration and a foil, against which he argued that the Japanese are a deeply interiorized and guilt-ridden people and not motivated by external emotions rooted in social shame as Benedict had described.
Marcelo M. Suarez-Orozco : The Fox
