Sentence examples for in the ingrained from inspiring English sources

This much we know: whatever the stories of the millions of people who ended up backing it, Brexit originated in the failure of successive Conservative leaders to adequately deal with a tribe of uncontrollable Tory ideologues, and in the ingrained tendency of post-Thatcher Conservatives to play fast and loose with the livelihoods and security of the rest of us.

Its fundamental causes are to be found in the ingrained conventions of Japanese culture: our reflexive obedience; our reluctance to question authority; our devotion to 'sticking with the program'; our groupism; and our insularity.

In the most ingrained areas we have become experts at the status quo.

In a sense, they have broken free of family pressure to indulge in the strongly ingrained cultural habit of eating raw fish.

Consideration for the "social" along with the merely commercial is inscribed in law, ingrained in the judiciary and could even be reinforced by external supervision.

We grow up with the idea ingrained in our heads that the majority rules.

Certainly that's the message ingrained in most places competing with the Valley these days.

It's like Happy Birthday or the Beatles – ingrained in your brain.

"It's so ingrained in the culture".

Sporting enthusiasm is ingrained in the family.

Gossip is ingrained in the human design.