Sentence examples for deep and ingrained from inspiring English sources

The Thais, a bit like the Balinese, are coexisting with other cultures, but they've managed to maintain and preserve their values in a very deep and ingrained way.

Their jeers were partly born of jealousy, since the subject of their snobbery was extremely popular with the young, and born also, in the case of Turgenev, of a deep and ingrained political hostility to a writer who wanted a revolution to destroy the landed estates and distribute the land to the peasants.

This polemic against America's inner-city public schools is a bare-faced lie that conceals the real reason for the "failure" of these schools: the deep and ingrained class and racial divisions in our nation's history as borne out by city riots over the past 50 years, with the latest in Ferguson and Baltimore.

"I could write a dissertation on all of our safety procedures, but it goes deep and is ingrained in every one of our employees," Wolenski says.

We have more access to information, a deeper and more ingrained attachment to technology and more education that any generation our country and world has ever known.

"When women see red, it triggers something deep and probably biologically ingrained," says Professor Andrew Elliott, who ran the experiment.

The value of such study is being realized increasingly but do we not all know the business man who can be considered only as a mere slap-dash empiricist, with a breezy confidence in hunches and a deep, ingrained dislike of statistical tables and bar charts?

Since Mohammed Abu Khdeir was killed, the hatred has become more personalized, wider spread, and deeper ingrained.

Ethnicity, he says, is usually treated either as ingrained (a deep and inherited sense of belonging) or as instrumental (a socially constructed identity).

With sovereignty passing between Denmark and Germany like a beach volleyball, Sylt is an improbable but utterly endearing blend of wholesomeness and deep, Michelin-ingrained luxury.

It seems, therefore, that the root of the problem runs much deeper and is so ingrained in the psyche that they don't even realise it's there- and this isn't just men, either.