Sentence examples similar to embed oneself in from inspiring English sources
Social relationships occupy such a dominant role in market activities in China that some scholars have concluded that entering into markets in China implies embedding oneself in a gigantic web of social relationships (Su & Littlefield 2001), and, for the Chinese, nurturing social relationships is fundamental to performing commercial activities (Hamilton 2006).
Making that first trip to fabric, or the Warehouse Project, or DC10 to see whoever it may be gracing the decks that night is a means of embedding oneself in a culture, in much the same way that standing on the oft-referenced terraces with our dads, scarves flapping away, the air thick with Bovril and swearing was.
(Males don't embed themselves in skin).
So embed that in your mind.
Pencil may embed itself in the wall.
Our issues embed in our tissues.
Baccarat screens are embedded in a tabletop.
All these qualities are embedded in you.
They are embedded in sequences and contexts.
Such skepticism is embedded in his theories.
