Sentence examples for Stay ingrained from inspiring English sources

Alcohol is here to stay, ingrained on the fabric of our modern society.

In the first few weeks of January, celebrities stepped out in some outfits that will stay ingrained in our memories forever.

So often have City survived by the skin of their teeth during their 34-year stint in the top flight that the qualities required to stay up are ingrained in supporters, players and staff alike.

And yet to stay home is to resist an ingrained American belief about movement and ambition.

The culture of hanging out after training is so ingrained that players are almost embarrassed to stay at home with partners and families.

"Binge-viewing is here to stay with the concept of TV box sets, packaged for immediate consumption, now ingrained in the industry".

Or was it a mere expression of the deeply ingrained belief, shared by Christian and Jew alike, that money has to stay in the family?

The claw seems to extend beyond the surface of the screen and into the audience's personal space, violating our ingrained sense of security (it's only a movie, and as such it will stay on the screen) and causing a palpable shock (which must have enlivened a lot of date nights at the time).

If most gays and lesbians in rural areas stay silent or bolt for the city, there's no one and nothing to push back at ingrained prejudices.

The fact is resistance is relentless, it's a deeply ingrained wiring that we all have to move away from what the brain anticipates to be uncomfortable and stay with what's comfortable.

It is ingrained in the south Asian community to take care of family members for longer than in the general population, which is usually what most people with dementia want – to stay at home for as long as possible.