Sentence examples for an entrenched idea from inspiring English sources

This is such an entrenched idea among progressives like myself that it's become universally accepted as dogma.

How can she work towards making a change to a deeply entrenched idea (like, disabled children can't be educated in the public school system, or a woman's place is in the home with her husband) when people all around her are saying it's impossible, it's not worth the effort, it's just plain wrong?

Requested by a bipartisan group of legislators and scheduled to be distributed to every member of Congress, it is intended as a rallying cry against the entrenched idea that the humanities and social sciences are luxuries that employment-minded students can ill afford.

Its title is an important clue to the old-fashioned, deeply entrenched idea that made this foreign adventure possible.

In out diet mentality culture, there is the entrenched idea that we go on a diet, get to goal, and then we are done.

She said she hoped the existence of the new league would do away with the entrenched idea that women should play only softball.

Open source is also antithetical to the entrenched idea of the single author.

Because of this deeply entrenched idea, she gives and gives and gives to others and never cares for herself.

Political analyst Sergio Berensztein said Macri's possibilities in the second round depend on whether he can overcome the entrenched idea that only Peronism can guarante stability and governance.

In the public health, NGO and academic context, there are a number of entrenched ideas that hinder efforts to promote the pleasure approach.

(JH) A well-entrenched idea within American consciousness is the idea of all things relevant coming from either the East or West coasts.