Sentence examples for ingrained over generations from inspiring English sources

The very fast tempo of happy hardcore favoured in some areas of Scotland and the north-east may appeal to a sense of rhythm ingrained over generations.

But the rebels-turned-government here have struggled with a core element of their transformation: shaking off a culture of severe military discipline that has been deeply ingrained over generations.

And their knowledge is ingrained over many months, not delivered in, say, a weeklong seminar.

Medical care, she found, is strongly influenced by cultural norms and values ingrained over hundreds of years.

The issue is complicated by the fact that many biases are ingrained over long periods of time.

Courage and virtue and compassion and rationality are habits to practice, slowly ingrained over the course of a life.

The fear, ingrained through the generations, persists.

This notion has been ingrained in a generation of University of Arkansas law grads following Vince Foster's 1993 commencement address.

WASHING fresh food before it is cooked or eaten was ingrained in the over-40 generations by parents who never picked up a baby bottle from the floor and stuck it back in the baby's mouth; who washed the outside of milk and cream bottles when they came from the milk truck, and who always transferred leftover food from a can before storing it.

True enough, said Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi, but the deduction nevertheless has become ingrained in the psyche of home buyers over generations, and reducing it would have real effects.

The ingrained behaviors detailed in Burned Alive are far more insidious than mere misogyny: Motherly love, that time-tested source of power and strength, has been beaten out of the women in Souad's village over generations.