Sentence examples for engrained ideas from inspiring English sources

We all have our own set of biases, says Schlenker, and engrained ideas from our various upbringings and cultural influences.

And in provincial towns, away from the tourist resorts, it's a far more deeply engrained idea – that the streets after dark become a male space.

We have an engrained idea about our purpose and what we should all be like.

The engrained idea of the American Dream took precedence in a time when black people weren't a priority to society, unless used as workers or assets to assist in acquiring the dream.

Many of his phrases, characters and ideas have engrained themselves in modern culture.

Generally, people are wired to be wary and afraid of treading new paths and considering unknown ideas; we are engrained with a powerful "flight" mechanism, designed to preserve our safety and well-being.

Slowly the route will become engrained into your mind and part of your routine.

The idea of supplementary hardware is engrained in us, we expect it, nay demand it.

One idea is that guilty forms of pleasure have been so engrained in our psyche that feelings of sin and remorse actually trigger thoughts of desire in the brain.

"My parents were entrepreneurs as were many of the people in my family as well so I grew up with the idea that starting a company was something that's possible and engrained in me and my sister you know from a young age," says Kokinos.

And I found the idea of a nation which has a concept about cherishing so deeply engrained in its culture very interesting".