Sentence examples for ingrained in theory from inspiring English sources

Set forth in this text is a thoroughgoing non-foundationalist philosophic reasoning and method prāsaṅga arguments or reductio ad absurdum style without relying upon the svatantra, independent syllogistic argument to elucidate the Madhyamaka metaphysics and epistemology ingrained in theory of the two truths.

Note that the choice of bond length as a parameter, although well ingrained in the bond-valence method, is not required by bond-valence theory, as none of the three axioms of the theory (see Brown, 2002 ▸) mention bond lengths, and it is feasible in principle that other parameters could be found in the future.

Caution had been ingrained in his being.

"It's ingrained in us," he said.

"It gets ingrained in your mind.

It is ingrained in their culture.

"Somehow that got ingrained in my DNA".

Fidelity is ingrained in us now.

Sporting enthusiasm is ingrained in the family.

Sectarianism is ingrained in us now".

Gossip is ingrained in the human design.