Sentence examples for had been engrained from inspiring English sources

Rebuck warned against the impact of digital piracy, saying it had been "engrained culturally", and backed controversial moves to cut off the internet connections of people caught downloading pirated material.

My grandmother didn't know how to cope with her feelings of loss and the deeply held beliefs about sexuality that had been engrained in her.

A larger appreciation for the 'structured way' of problem solving has been engrained in the functions, thereby converting 'reluctant participants' into 'ambassadors' of the approach.

The simple act of signing a document, silly as it may seem in an era of fingerprints, photographs, and passwords, is something that has been engrained in us.

While Silicon Valley startups have only recently started to realize the importance of cutting their burn rates, building a profitable business has been engrained into our operations from the very beginning.

The message has been engrained in our sanctuaries and reverberated throughout our culture that being gay is a choice.

Before there was even a name for it, racial profiling has been engrained in our country's law enforcement practices.

The holiday has been engrained into our memories from as early as grade-school, almost all of it based on presentations influenced by artistic renderings of the day.

Destroying the gender roles that have been engrained in society would create more career, social, and political opportunities for both men and women.

Since then, a host of others have been engrained in our memory and history — many with clever descriptors: "BBQ Becky," "Permit Patty," "Golfcart Gail".

On the other hand, the less educated a person is, the more blinded he is by the beliefs that have been engrained in her; there is also little desire to learn, as learning, understandably, is hard.