Sentence examples for completely ingrained from inspiring English sources

Today, the celebration of youth is completely ingrained in our culture, and many men seem determined not to grow up at all.

What I find even cooler is that it is completely ingrained in their business model.

I still had to play it, of course, because after ten years of subliminal conditioning, these things are almost completely ingrained within me.

Fast forward a few years to the birth of my two sons, Ethan, now 8 and Jonas, 7. I quickly discovered that the giving spirit, while not completely absent, was not ingrained from birth.

"So even my dad, who is a Republican he's an Obama Republican he was brought up under the view that you only get what you work, and he was the son of a Protestant minister and the constant work ethic, the self-determination, the bootstrap mantra is ingrained in him completely, as it is for black women as well.

The K.J.V. is so ingrained — its poetry has so completely seeped into the collective consciousness of the English-speaking world — that a new rendering, however valuable, is a vaguely disconcerting experience.

Part of it was innate: that ingrained uneasiness with being identified too completely with one's vocation that human beings, and especially novelists, are encouraged to deny, and which a writer such as Geoff Dyer exemplifies in his oeuvre, but also makes his principal subject.

It has long been ingrained in... all societies.

Convincing a userbase to break their ingrained behavior pattern and use an app for something completely different is a tough sell.

In fact, it seems clear that so deeply ingrained are the evolutionary products of group selected behaviors, so completely a part of the human condition, that we are prone to regard them as fixtures of nature, like air and water.

But in Boston, where a century of negative expectations are so ingrained that even the two recent World Series championships cannot completely wipe them away, a sense of impending doom has gripped fans.