Sentence examples for ingrained perceptions from inspiring English sources

This is the real deal, changing deeply ingrained perceptions and prejudices at the grassroots.

"People get ingrained perceptions," said Arthur Stern, whose Cogswell Realty Group created housing in Newark last year, overcoming fierce skepticism from many — including his project's financiers.

The women took this bold step only after having many conversations that helped them "challenge their own ingrained perceptions of that time when women could not do what men could do".

We need more books about working class kids in books but this is easier said than done; because of ingrained perceptions, millions of children and young adults are unable to read about their experiences because those who commission new books don't feel comfortable with something they know little about.

Mr. Byron, the clarinetist, has raised the jazz musician's common beef -- "Don't think of it as jazz or classical or pop, just think of it as music" -- to an art form in itself, and most of his career has been spent trying to throw off people's ingrained perceptions.

Changing really ingrained perceptions and systems that have existed for decades is very hard.

Overcoming an ingrained perception that one is intellectually defective can be a requisite step in this process.

Without realizing it, these and other ingrained perception errors can cause us to undermine our own best interests".

However, the ingrained perception that IPV is not a health problem is likely to have impacted negatively on the integration of inquiry about violence into routine HCW functioning.

Rather than spending inordinate amounts of time trying to overcome an ingrained perception of yourself as sullen, hopeless and never-going-anywhere, make a new mind map of yourself as inspired, goal-oriented and exciting to be around.

I fought my own deeply-ingrained perceptions of who I was and my ultimate value.