Sentence examples for has become embedded within from inspiring English sources
Dasein's beginning is thus a moment at which a biological human being has become embedded within a pre-existing world, a culturally determined field of intelligibility into which it is thrown and onto which it projects itself.
He added that most journalists in Greece are unable to perform their jobs properly, in part due to government pressure and threats, and also because journalism in Greece, instead of serving as a watchdog of the country's power structures, has become embedded within those structures.
As a result, the concept of carer involvement in mental health care planning process has become embedded within policy and service ideologies, and ise strongly supported by carers themselves [ 19, 20].
This paper is concerned with one such concept, the fringe belt, focusing on the actions of local planners and others influencing the development of fringe belts after they have become embedded within urban areas.
The whole film is an exercise in stunt casting by using actors pre-loaded with kitschy cultural impact like the Rock, Mandy Moore, and Justin Timberlake, Kelly demonstrates how the affected mannerisms of celebrity culture have become embedded within the texture of everyday American life (a tactic Harmony Korine would steal to brilliant effect in Spring Breakers seven years later).
Widening participation has been an intrinsic part of the University's mission for 165 years and during this time much that would be considered "widening participation" in other institutions has become embedded as "mainstream" within the University.
The deeply misjudged anti-nature narrative that has become embedded in political discourse is hard to fathom.
Once the image or incident has become embedded, Pinter then sees where it will lead him creatively.
