Sentence examples for engrained to from inspiring English sources

It is a view that is engrained to such a degree, it even plagued the Paralympians; those 'superhumans' said to have reached a level of ability that meant they should no longer be called disabled.

Some things simply seem to be too deeply and universally engrained to be susceptible to change, even if there would be numerous advantages in doing so.

Women around the world hear 'if you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all' and the Chinese are engrained to know that 'the loudest duck gets shot'.

Our DNA has it engrained to find the most beautiful and the strongest man or woman out there so our babies would have the best chance of surviving back in the caveman days.

Sure, there was a play Luke's humanity through an animosity driven arc with his father and his anger; but he was still engrained to be a flawless presentation for both white and black viewers; the complete antidote to the negative arguments against black communities as a whole.

Sure, there was a play on Luke's humanity through an animosity driven arc with his father and his anger; but he was still engrained to be a flawless presentation for both white and black viewers; the complete antidote to the negative arguments against black communities as a whole.

"They had engrained connections to the cartel and to local gang members, whom they used as enforcers.

Leicester showed their engrained ability to get-the-job-done at thendail end of the season and Cockerill's side look capable of reaching their ninth consecutive Premiership final.

Deeply engrained attitudes need to change and well-established practices need to be revised.

On practical level, as stereotyping is deeply engrained and resistant to circumvention, what are the instrumental approaches to its avoidance?

But her mother is upset about a temporary cultural stamp on her daughter when the many non-Christian families in America have been permanently engrained with instructions to consume Christmas culture.