Sentence examples for ingrained into from inspiring English sources

The knowhow is ingrained into their footballing culture.

It's been ingrained into me to be self-deprecating".

Reverence for tradition is ingrained into its actual form.

Skeptics fret that sexual violence is ingrained into us, making the problem hopeless.

Once ridiculed by the media, the sport is ingrained into the culture.

The structure and ethos of good, safe, science is ingrained into UK research culture.

He will not listen to reason: "Obstinacy is ingrained into his very nature.

And so hard work was something that was ingrained into me from a very, very young age.

But equally what was ingrained into me was that if you work hard, you can achieve things.

Thus, Miss Great Britain provided a fascinating insight into the outdated, double standards ingrained into the modern beauty pageant.

There is surely no quick fix to this though, something that has become ingrained into his action.