Sentence examples for ingrained familiarity from inspiring English sources

Perhaps failure to employ documentation technology consistently was explained by poor motivation, perceived lack of need, failure to repeatedly re-enforce the technical methods or mandate, or ingrained familiarity with workable – if inherently less efficient – alternatives to manage the data.

But while its appeal is largely ingrained in its familiarity and idyllic rural living, Postman Pat has also kept up with the times, with Pat's promotion to head of Special Delivery – on his CBeebies show he now has a whole fleet of vehicles including a motorbike, complete with sidecar for Jess and even a helicopter.

Whether or not it brings back any repressed memories of childhood, that kind of familiarity provides a comfort of sorts, a melody so ingrained in the mind that you can't help but smile at this modern take on something so traditional.

Familiarity is.

For familiarity.

Also, familiarity.

"It's ingrained".

It was ingrained.

The familiarity is important.

The ingrained inequities of capitalism?

Our ingrained habits change us.