Sentence examples for ingrained conviction from inspiring English sources

In Rome, my colleague Elisabetta Povoledo monitored the reaction to his assault on an ingrained conviction among Italians.

Challenging ingrained convictions and longstanding practices is exactly what many Italians want of Mr. Monti and his government of technocrats, theoretically free from vested political interests.

These casual, everyday details give way to even more deeply ingrained convictions about family and spirituality.

In truth, despite the deeply ingrained American conviction that government is bumbling when it is not evil, government intervention has been a step up in some areas from the private sector.

European racing followers sometimes fail to appreciate the extent to which Lasix is ingrained in the culture of American racing, or the strength of many trainers' conviction that they use it for the good of their horses.

It was ingrained.

Obedience is ingrained.

This idea is deeply ingrained.

Such instincts are deeply ingrained.

But buying habitats are ingrained.

"The old culture is ingrained.