Sentence examples for ingrained idea from inspiring English sources

From early talk of 'Big Society', it's an ideologically ingrained idea.

Even your distinguished newspaper shows little evidence of moving very far away from the deeply ingrained idea that we are the policeman of the world, that any challenge to the status quo endangers us.

Decades ago, "repair, re-use, recycle" was an ingrained idea.

Is it an ingrained idea or prejudice you formed when younger and have never reexamined?

It simply feeds into the ingrained idea of the LAPD as a kind of Gestapo.

Having a woman president would help shift the deeply ingrained idea in this country that leadership is a masculine role.

A willingness to let go of ingrained ideas about grace and beauty, for another.

Psychologists in the former camp think people are born with ingrained ideas about how hues are grouped.

They facilitate the virtual consumption of traditional notions of identity and citizenship, reworking and reinforcing ingrained ideas of power.

"We have these culturally ingrained ideas about what we consider attractive or appropriate, ideas of what's O.K. for men or women.

The judges described them as a "joyous, entertaining double act, having fun with the medium and unconstrained by any ingrained ideas of what works and what doesn't.