Sentence examples for ingrained part from inspiring English sources

(Anti-gay slurs are such an ingrained part of Ranger fans' cheering that some gay fans have stopped attending games).

We need more replication studies, and they need to become an acceptable, respected, and ingrained part of psychological research life.

The fight for independence, of giving life and limb for the country, is an ingrained part of the national narrative.

But even one of the game's most influential coaches lost out to a more ingrained part of the N.F.L. culture: speed kills.

"Coupons are an ingrained part of the nation's shopping culture," said Charles Brown, co-chairman of the Coupon Council, a coupon advocacy group.

For one thing, there is a lot of petty corruption that is an ingrained part of business, especially among the state-run companies.

Now of course not everybody feels that way about Christmas, or recognizes it as a religious festival, but the fact of the matter is that it is a deeply-ingrained part of the identity of Western countries.

What has made affirmative action such a well-ingrained part of American law?

Mr. Ornstein said the ideal of loftiness become ingrained -- "part of the fabric of who we are".

I don't know – this way of thinking is ingrained, is part of our history and our culture.

The study would seem to indicate a sort of resignation at the BPI, saying that "the absence of any effective action to prevent unauthorised downloading has led to this behaviour becoming ingrained as part of everyday leisure activity".