Sentence examples similar to ingrained aid from inspiring English sources

Fordham has ingrained its interests toward aiding those who are less fortunate and promoting social justice because of the Jesuit tradition.

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute explained: "The significant amount of aid and vast international military spending post-2001 has re-ingrained a culture of aid-rentierism: the Afghan elite competes internally for political rents from the international community".

She launches the tour by compering this annual charity gala in aid of the Hunger Project, an event that demonstrates how showbiz schmaltz is as ingrained in her DNA as her interpretive abilities.

"It's ingrained".

It was ingrained.

Ingrained assumptions rule.

Obedience is ingrained.

This idea is deeply ingrained.

The ingrained inequities of capitalism?

Our ingrained habits change us.

"The practice is so ingrained".