Sentence examples for ingrained loyalty from inspiring English sources

Airlines appear interchangeable; most people base their decision to work for or fly a given carrier on convenience, not deeply ingrained loyalty.

And they have a thriving, less expensive rival just eight miles to the south that would be primed to steal market share if baseball loyalty weren't so deeply ingrained in Chicago.

Ingrained in every Ronald Reagan is a sense of duty and loyalty.

Totally ingrained in the public psyche, the notions of American values and loyalty, as if unambiguous, are cornerstones of political rhetoric.

"It's ingrained".

It was ingrained.

The ingrained inequities of capitalism?

Our ingrained habits change us.

"The practice is so ingrained".

This idea is deeply ingrained.

Ingrained assumptions rule.