Sentence examples for i was ingrained from inspiring English sources
So I was ingrained with the sense that I needed to help find ways in which photographers would get support for their projects, and help make their work accessible to a larger public, and then help support the opportunity to make pictures, because no one was going to make a lot of money doing it.
As a lawyer, I was ingrained with the professional training that judges should always recuse themselves from cases whenever there is even an "appearance of impropriety".
"I can't explain why, but I guess [my] mum never worked much, and my dad [was] always the one who worked, so I [suppose] it was ingrained in me deep down that, as the man, I should be earning more".
But I was also appreciated for my conscientious attitude toward my job (paralegal before I became involved with voiceovers), which was ingrained in me in my English upbringing.
Filial piety was ingrained in me long before I stepped foot onto American shores.
This was ingrained in Roman society".
"And that I think is ingrained in a lot of the consciousness of the people involved in this".
"I think it is ingrained in the American psyche that the worth of medical care is directly related to how aggressive it is," he said.
"Nobody ever assumes a male comedian won't be funny when he comes on stage, but I think that's ingrained in a lot of people when they watch women".
I think those faiths have been ingrained in him probably going back, in part, to his Harvard education, an institution where the belief in these marketing phrases is almost a religion.
