Sentence examples for ingrained between from inspiring English sources
In plants, suberin is ingrained between a primary and a tertiary cell wall and cross-linked to the other cell wall polymers, hence its extraction usually destroys its chemical skeleton [ 5].
There is, however, a difference between having a belief ingrained in one's mind and experiencing something as "truth".
The difference between right and wrong was ingrained in us as children.
The country's financial system has been praised by Barack Obama.Trouble is, some differences between the two countries are culturally ingrained.
"I think that the wall between editorial and advertising is deeply ingrained in most journalists," she said.
It is likely that the strong association between chlamydia testing and female GPs is ingrained in the culture of general practice.
These vaunted protectors of our historical legacy, pieces of cloth that stand between our filthy hands and many American treasures, are ingrained in the mind as a required wear during a visit to an archive.
Despite the well-publicized "Bone Wars" of the late 19th century between Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh, dinosaurs were not yet ingrained in culture.
She sees the opportunity to study archaeology at Hadrian's Villa as a perfect mix between uncovering ancient lavish lives and observing the everyday stories ingrained in roads and waterways that are relevant to contemporary society.
