Because this worked for so long -- the easy victories of the country's early years are ingrained in folk memory -- Israel finds it difficult to conceive of other ways to respond.
Light displays are deeply ingrained in Chinese folk culture.
Sporting enthusiasm is ingrained in the family.
The "cutest" and most accessible of all Godard's early movies, Bande à part has ingrained itself into the international folk-memory of cinema, and is referenced in dozens of other movies, whether directly, as in Bertolucci's The Dreamers, which re-enacts Bande's famous nine-minute race through the Louvre, or indirectly, as in Tarantino's production outfit, A Band Apart Films.
Skem is an almost comically perfect example of a story that has become as ingrained in the culture as those folk tales – the story of failed utopia, the planner's pipe dream that turned out to be a waking nightmare.
"The bedsheets, like the waves where all of our feelings got shipwrecked," she sings in Portuguese, evoking the mix of seafaring imagery and mournfulness so deeply ingrained in fado, Lisbon's traditional acoustic folk music.
Over the next six years, Parker, MacColl and Seeger put together seven more Radio Ballads following a similar format, covering the building of the M1, the fishing industry, coal mining, polio victims, teenagers, boxing and Travellers, each one now ingrained in the very fabric of the folk-music revival and featuring many of MacColl's most brilliant songs.
Folks using Polaroids now are using them because of ingrained habits, not because they want to.
Home training -- those habits ingrained in your own household ensuring that act right among other folks.
The ingrained media focus on personalities and individual action (Bush the guy folks wanted to have a beer with, Rove the evil genius, etc).
