But changing an entrenched mind-set can be difficult.
By then, Griswold's depiction of Poe was entrenched in the mind of the public, not only in America but around the world, and this distorted image of Poe has become part of the Poe legend despite attempts to dispel it.
Britain's Got Talent is firmly entrenched in viewers' minds and will boast a new judging line-up including David Walliams and former Strictly Come Dancing judge Alesha Dixon.
In his latest incarnation Marino is stepping to the political fore at a time when voter disillusionment is high and, in his own words, "the feeling that politics is bribing, corruption, stealing, is very entrenched in the minds of many, many Italians and probably the majority of Romans".
We observed one particular conceptual resource that was deeply entrenched in the minds of students and manifested itself in many ways throughout all of the students' game play.
In terms of religion, nowadays the religious atmosphere in Kaligang is extremely strong, and Islam is deeply entrenched in the minds of people living there.
"The accretion hypothesis is now firmly entrenched in the minds of people studying the evolution of galaxies, and this result calls the simplest version of the model into question".
So it's unlikely that Berisha is going to budge the entrenched hearts and minds of the Russian government any time soon.
After ten years, the video platform is entrenched in the minds of today's youth that what someone says on the world's second largest search engine gains not only respect, but also tons of engagement in comment threads.
However, it is worth mentioning that the current concept of DNA replication, being well-established through numerous experiments and entrenched in the minds of the scientific community, has not been tested in all genome locations in all cell systems in all organisms at all possible conditions.
Although Cagney had appeared in musicals before, most notably "Footlight Parade" (1933), working with the choreographer Busby Berkeley, and had begun his career as a vaudeville hoofer in the 1920's, by 1942 he was firmly entrenched in the public mind as the swaggering gangster antihero of hits like "Public Enemy" (1931) and "Angels With Dirty Faces" (1938).
