The once deeply ingrained cultural mores that discouraged displays of anger, that prized politeness and justified the entitlements of the royalty and the elite have been eroded by technology and mobility.
The country's problems sound a bit like Greece's and are deeply ingrained – far more serious than ours, by the way, before you rush to compare them.
That, however, seems unlikely to change social media behavior ingrained with more than 34,000 Trump tweets in seven years.
Mr. Smith, along with his colleagues across the country, is keenly aware that photography has changed drastically over the years, becoming more and more ingrained in everyday life through the Internet and Photoshop, smartphones and devices like iPads.
And as time has passed, agents have become more and more ingrained as the key sales channel, making it easier for carriers to "kick the can" down the road, delaying the transition online rather than disrupting their entire distribution model.
So when you repeatedly tell it something, it becomes more and more ingrained.
Specific instances in movies became more and more ingrained in everyday conversation and didn't go away.
If we wait a year or two or three or five, we're going to get more and more ingrained, I believe, in the partisanship," he said.
For example, as patterns become more ingrained over time, we become more comfortable with them and find it increasingly difficult to break out of this comfort zone of thought.
A lottery should then be done of families who abide by the national family dinner time to meet with the President once a month so that the institution becomes more and more ingrained into the national psyche.
