Sentence examples for absolutely ingrained from inspiring English sources
"It is absolutely ingrained in the culture of these organisations and Mr Jenkins' antagonists at [the investment bank] in the US, having been schooled in the rough, tough world of Lehman Brothers, will be master exponents of the art form," Pickering wrote in the Financial Times.
"It is absolutely ingrained in the culture of these organisations and Mr Jenkins' antagonists at (the investment bank) in the US, having been schooled in the rough, tough world of Lehman Brothers, will be master exponents of the art form," he wrote.
"Racism is absolutely ingrained in Southerners," posted billpeet, presumably the same guy who had already posted, "since most conservatives are already old, fat, wheelchair-bound, with diabetes, they'll especially appreciate her recipes".
I think that in today's society, pro-bono legal and medical services remain critical, but other professions have emerged that are absolutely critical to organizational survival, and that same method must become ingrained in these other professions.
"It's ingrained deep in my bones not to ask taxpayers to pay for this unless we absolutely had to".
I absolutely rely on templates when I'm writing -- although at this point, the templates are so deeply ingrained in my brain, I don't really think of them as "templates" anymore.
This idea is deeply ingrained.
The ingrained inequities of capitalism?
Our ingrained habits change us.
