Sentence examples for ingrained like from inspiring English sources

We could pinpoint language as a unique trait, but then dogs bark and howl, birds twitter and squawk and there is a wide range of animal body language such as baring teeth, tensing and "puffing up" which some animals (including humans) use to seem bigger and stronger, etc. Words are just like programming code, but body language is far more deeply ingrained, like firmware to language's software.

Ingrained habits, like selling losing positions, have proved disastrous.

He speaks of ingrained habits, like not being able to pass a church without blessing himself or to endure aircraft take-off and landings without making the sign of the cross.

As for the "mutts" outburst, the fact that prosecutor Stack is well-regarded shows how ingrained comments like hers are to the culture of the state's attorney's office.

What may be (and now is) a talent, turned into a burden when it was combined with my ingrained need to be liked.

I can't justify this prejudice; it's just ingrained and, much like a tattoo, will never go away.

Pragmatism and resourcefulness were deeply ingrained in residents like Good Old Wang, whose environment had always been fluid.

Several possible routes to sympathy are demonstrated, and none are blocked (for long) by difficulties like ingrained homophobia or pesky matters of race and class.

How can we break down barriers like ingrained social norms about suitable careers for women, as experienced by 18-year-old Celeste Dushime in Rwanda?

One thing I've learnt, and I learnt it from Neil Kinnock and it is now so ingrained it's like a strip of granite running through my being.

At your age, experiences no longer leave harmless memories, they leave marks -- marks that can stick; forever ingrained in us, like mental scars, slowly, if ever, fading away.