Sentence examples for engrained belief from inspiring English sources

Chloe, who has never read the report, echoes the same sentiment: "It's almost like this engrained belief that women can't understand that their pain is normal.

They have an engrained belief in paternal authority and the need for a girl to be married.

"All that is solid" does no longer melt "into the air" and the concrete flood cast over green lands is the outcome of abstract thinking and engrained beliefs.

Could it be that there are some of my peers that also hold such deeply engrained beliefs and prejudices?

One of the engrained beliefs that many have is that there is a limited supply of wealth, health, happiness -- you name it.

That is how misconceptions can become engrained in public opinion.

Sometimes our limiting beliefs are so engrained that we need an outside perspective (or challenge) to help us get out of our own way.

On the other hand, the less educated a person is, the more blinded he is by the beliefs that have been engrained in her; there is also little desire to learn, as learning, understandably, is hard.

Land dissipation is extremely difficult to manage because it has become culturally engrained in local politics, administration, and popular belief.

Engrained suspicions raised by Muslim opinion makers reflect deeply held sentiments among the general public.

My grandmother didn't know how to cope with her feelings of loss and the deeply held beliefs about sexuality that had been engrained in her.