| The decline of intolerance is a direct consequence of the externalization of the religious life. |
| The sound of it belongs to another era, the era of radio plays, when audiences relied on exposition and the externalization of a character's inner drama to keep the story moving. |
| With small differences among them, they have often been reticent or even hostile towards any disproportionate externalization of their practices. |
| On the whole, the casuistic regulation of church discipline led to its externalization and devaluation. |
| The three most persistent challenges to all these strategies are discounting, externalization of costs, and insufficient information. |
| It was a striking demonstration of the importance of picture on the stage as an externalization of dramatic facts. |
