Sentence examples similar to ingrained misconceptions from inspiring English sources
In that case we must all do what we can to persuade the German public to abandon some of its most ingrained prejudices and misconceptions and accept eurobonds.
Although exposure to creationism in high school is not strongly correlated with a particular type of creationism in college (e.g., intelligent design, day-age, progressive creationism, etc.; see Moore 2008a), students' misconceptions often remain "well ingrained even after a thorough coverage of the evidences supporting evolution" in college (see discussion in Johnson and Peeples 1987).
"So we've had some really successful, potential change, led by people with mental-health conditions, but inevitably it's still deeply ingrained in our culture and it takes a lot of work to change those misconceptions.
This idea is deeply ingrained.
"The practice is so ingrained".
The ingrained inequities of capitalism?
Our ingrained habits change us.
Over time, it becomes ingrained.
Ingrained assumptions rule.
