Sentence examples for ingrained in a from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is the Protestant legacy, which is ingrained in a certain Hanseatic understatement.

A violent picture ingrained in a child's mind could be more harmful than pornography.

That culture and experience can be ingrained in a variety of ways.

Because the sari is so deeply ingrained in a certain ethnicity, it is not easily adopted by others.

"And that I think is ingrained in a lot of the consciousness of the people involved in this".

The problems they are confronting are deeply ingrained in a culture that has been mainly governed by tribal law.

"People have ingrained in them a memory of certain sounds," he narrates in this BBC documentary about his profession.

But by not obsessing over the need to "do something healthy," I think I've ingrained in myself a new habit that will be hard to break.

Our daughter's autism has ingrained in us an appreciation for what many overlook.

This would not be easy though; it was ingrained in me from a very young age as a woman, you were last.

All these lessons were ingrained in me from a very early age: "No" because I am a woman.