Sentence examples for entrenched in it from inspiring English sources

Q. Have you been trying to keep up with the game? A. I love it as a fan, but I'm not entrenched in it anymore.

"Hopefully this will catch a lot of people before it's too late, before they are entrenched in it," Ms. Williams said.

"Naturally the residents hold themselves in high esteem," Mr. Small said, "and the ones who were in the industry are very much entrenched in it.

I was having constant nightmares where I was raped and I think because I was so entrenched in it…" She breaks off.

The things that make Wally West iconic vastly transcend his race, rather than being unforgivably entrenched in it.

Certain words such as "retarded" are slowly being eliminated from our language, but there are far too many other words that appear to be entrenched in it.

The Tea Party caucus in the House is entrenched in its position that it will not let the government get back to work without first putting a major dent in the Affordable Care Act, which lurched into glitchy operation on Tuesday.

When they're entrenched in midlife, it's tough work to dig them up, and many choose not to do it.

So she's bigger than country, free and clear, not entrenched in anything, it seems.

"It's not overt and it's not coming from policy-making levels at clubs, but is coming from people in the system and are entrenched in how it is now.

In a country so entrenched in inequality, it's no coincidence that our female leaders have come from the right with an inherently sexist ideology of individualism and meritocracy.