Although Christine Ohuruogu gave us the Kelly Holmes moment, the track and field team showed itself to be the last repository of the old make-do-and-mend mentality, ready for a takeover by someone with the strategic vision, organisational rigour and deeply ingrained man-management skills of Brailsford and his team.
Sexual abuse and violence were ingrained in culture, men like Rolf Harris were nearly untouchable.
The question for those women is how to alter the ingrained tradition that men must have the last word in how they dress, where they go, what they study -- in short, virtually every aspect of their lives.
It should be so deeply ingrained among college men and women what consensual sex is and how important it is to have consent when lines are blurred.
Because of ingrained cultural habits, a man buys the family home on marriage and a woman supplies the furnishings, meaning that fewer women than men own a home.
Independence became, in time, an ingrained habit of the man, an element of his makeup that some found grouchy, others cold-blooded.
The animal's link with man is ingrained in the culture — the Lone Ranger could tell Silver to go get help, and the horse practically asked for names and numbers; Mr. Ed was certainly smarter than the human sweeping out his stall.
Watching Roger Federer at close quarters over the past decade - one of the great privileges of this job - you find yourself gradually developing an ingrained trust in the man.
On campus we only face opposition from highly religious groups and good ol' Southern boys who are ingrained in what a man looks like and feel threatened by anything else.
For hundreds of years, it's been culturally ingrained in us that men lead and women nurture.
Many Congolese aid workers denied that the problem was cultural and insisted that the widespread rapes were not the product of something ingrained in the way men treated women in Congolese society.
