Sentence examples for good ingrained from inspiring English sources

And hopefully by then, you'll have developed some good ingrained habits so that the balance keeps on increasing regardless of your greater spending power.

Raising kids was just ingrained in me, and I was good at it.

The concept of dirt as bad, cleanliness good, has been ingrained in religion, philosophy, folklore and superstition for centuries.

The idea that competition is a necessary force for good is deeply ingrained in our collective psyche.

But when you truly feel that you are prepared, that you have seen these situations before, that you have ingrained good habits on the training pitch and in friendly matches, there is nothing to be nervous about.

His nave good nature and ingrained frugality cause him to offend a taxi driver, who takes him on a wild ride and then ditches him at the site of a hotel that seems to have shut down.

Hurricane Katrina left New Orleans and a wide swath of the Mississippi Delta with a ghostly legacy of incalculable loss -- of life, of property, of connections among people displaced and resettled thousands of miles apart, and of the blithe good humor so ingrained in New Orleans mythology.

Good shame is ingrained to help us avoid compromising situations.

Cursing, he figures, is just too ingrained.

"It was just really ingrained in people".

The structure and ethos of good, safe, science is ingrained into UK research culture.