Sentence examples for entrenched ourselves from inspiring English sources
Throwing stones in our glass houses, we've entrenched ourselves in our isolation and opinions.
"Cancer is a flaw in our growth, but this flaw is deeply entrenched in ourselves," the book says.
PHILIP GOUREVITCH: I don't, as yet, see ourselves getting more entrenched.
However, we don't need another Charlie Hebdo-tragedyagedy to remind us that these entrenched silos we have clustered ourselves into are undermining the very basis of our democracy: the free exchange of ideas, and the enrichment of our society through dialogue and collective action.
It's so entrenched by adulthood that we naturally distance ourselves from those at parties who break the ice by asking you what you do and subtly proposition whether there's a 'bit of money' in your line of work later in the conversation.
Is it hypocritical to attempt to set ourselves apart from the very technology we are so entrenched in?
Today, as we mourn her, we are also entrenched and steeped in our commitment to continue the vision and extend ourselves caring for those who remain in need, assuring quality of care, forever building on a legacy of love and devotion.
Special interests are entrenched.
Because they are entrenched.
Positions have become entrenched.
