Sentence examples for ingrained opinion from inspiring English sources

This is, of course, contrary to the sometimes deeply ingrained opinion held by some seasoned academics that most undergraduates are a bit dim.

But i find that it is hard to fight prejudice and ingrained opinions against Europe (I realise this especially listening to the valley based VCs and entrepreneurs – its not pretty).

And for New England VCs, the latest numbers also confirm already well-ingrained opinions about the superior talents of local entrepreneurs.

Research has shown that pre-workout stretching, contrary to deeply-ingrained public opinion, does not prevent injury and may in fact result in poorer performance.

Chemistry, unfortunately in my opinion, has a strong ingrained culture of possession and sale/licensing of data.

This sentiment is ingrained in Iran's current policies.

We tune out by tucking ourselves into virtual enclaves in which our ingrained tastes are mirrored and our established opinions reflected back at us.

Is it ingrained sexism, or, as Germaine Greer told me in her opinion, historically work by female artists has generally not been as good as that produced by their male counterparts?