Sentence examples for ingrained sentiment from inspiring English sources
Although the creators this time -- Heidi Thomas wrote all three scripts, Euros Lyn directed the first two episodes, Saul Metzstein the third -- have formulated the Eaton Place return as accessible for those who didn't see the first series (who might not even have been born then), there's no question that old-time fans will find the ingrained sentiment, not to say sentimentality, hard to ignore.
Sadly, it's unlikely that Putin is merely expressing his own grotty views, rather, that he's also cynically pandering to ingrained anti-gay sentiment in parts of Russia.
This sentiment is ingrained in Iran's current policies.
The remarks echo a sentiment firmly ingrained in some LGBT circles.
The events of the 2005 Cronulla race riots and dangers of rallying anti-Muslim sentiment remained ingrained in Australia's recent memory, yet Islamophobia is perhaps again being seeded by conservative politicians' hardline stance against terror.
These experiences ingrained him with a strong anti-racist sentiment, an attitude he prominently promoted during his professional career.
But anti-fat sentiments seem to be deeply ingrained and resistant to change, as reflected in a rather unlikely place: New Scientist, a British magazine.
The principle of male power is so deeply ingrained in the mythology of the conductor that sentiments such as these are still not uncommon, although they are seldom expressed so bluntly in public.
I thought it was too ingrained".
