Sentence examples for deeply ingrained notion from inspiring English sources

To let go of this fabricated, deeply ingrained notion that "there is one way to do it right and if I just know what that one way is, everything will be all right".

The notion that the dead body is a source of pollution is a deeply ingrained belief in many cultures.

Since launching my business I've realized just how deeply ingrained our notions of success are tied to outcome.

"Deeply ingrained into culture is the notion that black female bodies, at the intersection of oppression, are less than human and therefore unattractive," Stenberg wrote.

Larry Spotted Crow Mann's groundbreaking novel, The Mourning Road to Thanksgiving, challenges the notion of a holiday deeply ingrained in American tradition and folklore both from a historical standpoint as well as cultural.

Deeply ingrained in their collective psyche is the notion that all fun should be tempered by a little healthy suffering, hence the popularity of such sports as ice hockey and ocean sailing not to mention the generally lousy food.

While Western religion resulted in the individual being placed at the centre of society, in China Confucianism meant the collective became all powerful and the notion of collective punishment was deeply ingrained.

THE notion that Sept. 11 changed everything has become deeply ingrained in the American psyche.

The notion that money can't buy happiness is deeply ingrained in the minds of most of us.

The thought that consistency is a sine qua non for central notions such as validity, truth, meaningfulness, rationality, is deeply ingrained into its psyche.

The notion that adult children should care for their aged parents is deeply ingrained in Chinese society.