Sentence examples for ingrained connection from inspiring English sources

"But this part of town has a little more of an ingrained connection with the team".

The more we do or think that way, the more deeply ingrained these connections become.

With most institutions malfunctioning and the system of patronage deeply ingrained, bribery and political connections rule the day.

The latter is a very Japanese feature: with gaming culture firmly ingrained in the east, connections will be frequent.

Now a move is afoot to make this happen right away, in the first year, so the connection quickly becomes natural and ingrained.

It prevents us from using the most deeply ingrained qualities that have allowed us to make connections for ages.

The shit smokey-posey black 'n' white posters ingrained on your fucking brain, the callousness involved, the lack of any real connection with anything.

Hurricane Katrina left New Orleans and a wide swath of the Mississippi Delta with a ghostly legacy of incalculable loss -- of life, of property, of connections among people displaced and resettled thousands of miles apart, and of the blithe good humor so ingrained in New Orleans mythology.

"It's ingrained".

It was ingrained.

"The practice is so ingrained".