Sentence examples for he ingrained from inspiring English sources

So he ingrained in me the need to become educated in something that can help the tribes.

All I've tried to do is help man". He envisioned global conspiracies designed to smash Scientology, and he ingrained this dark view in the minds of his followers through his many writings.

Having worked with branding and simplicity guru Alan Siegel for many years, he deeply ingrained this maxim of his which he built an entire company and branding philosophy around.

He was ingrained with them, dovetailed with them".

With official support, he challenged ingrained Spanish business practices.

November 6 , 1930Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania October 5, 2011 New York City, New York Derrick Albert Bell, Jr., (born Nov. 6, 1930, Pittsburgh, Pa. died Oct. 5, 2011, New York, N.Y ., American legal scholar and educator who strove uncompromisingly to reveal and confront the pernicious racism that he found ingrained in American legal and social structures.

"He's ingrained in this club, having come through the academy and gone through some tough times with injuries," he added.

He has admitted that he's been ingrained with the doctrine of boys don't cry; he decides these stretches of sadness are inherent weakness.

"American culture," he said, "became ingrained in my body". By contrast, he never read Japanese novels until he was an adult.

Now he's a smart man, and often a thoughtful man, I think that he lets his ingrained biases drive him towards these kinds of mistakes.

He buried that ingrained tendency and became assertive.