Sentence examples similar to an ingrained custom from inspiring English sources

Rapinoe was already violating a deeply ingrained custom.

Their preservation continues to be an ingrained tradition with Metropolitan.

Again, the reasons are vague, inchoate: "… he realised that the hunt that he had arranged with Miller was only a stratagem, a ruse for himself, a palliative for ingrained custom and use.

Hughes, like Waugh, entered a lineage whose ingrained customs and rituals were on display all this summer.

The effort was aimed at building on momentum from the inaugural "Wear Pants to Church" day a year ago and marked a break with deeply ingrained customs for women of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a religion known for itSaintsiareligionructure.

My aunt had an ingrained dislike of Cajuns and Catholics.

Regular mobility is an ingrained part of residents' livelihood strategies.

There was an "ingrained belief" that should have been challenged.

She also has an ingrained respect for personal privacy.

Their doubts are born from an ingrained sense of realpolitik.

There is no simple solution to such an ingrained problem.