Sentence examples for having embedded in from inspiring English sources
A large part of its success comes from having "embedded in the mindset of consumers" the message that pizzas are affordable and a route to "happiness".
And Ryan Tramont as Kevin expertly draws out the subtle humor Mr. Boal has embedded in the role.
When a new invention comes along and it helps mankind, it has embedded in it the seeds of destruction.
They have embedded in their article a 'royal baby monitor', which is essentially a live feed of the hospital doors.
"Sometimes I think we all have embedded in the brain," Alison observes, "a personal place like a home we've lost that lingers in our skulls".
The US administration decided not to remove or disable the "cyber-implants" it had embedded in foreign communications systems, as they would be hard to replace.
One of Mr. Arad's Lucite chaises has embedded in its center a phrase from Marcel Duchamp that says, "There is no solution because there is no problem".
The scale of the ambition at National Theatre Wales and the vision it has, embedded in artistic integrity and aspiration and reach … it is very exciting".
Working with Iris Worldwide, a firm that represents several British companies, Glenn has identified in a study nine British qualities that popular culture and other sources have embedded in the American imagination – from eccentric chic to canny circumspection.
Scientists at the Building and Fire Research Laboratory also hope within four years to have built a control panel that has embedded in it a "zone" model for tracking the progress of a fire in a building in real time.
