Sentence examples for ingrained style from inspiring English sources

Host: given sagging poll numbers and a now ingrained style of unrelenting attacks, expect Romney to try to be aggressive without being nasty and substantive without being specific.

At this point Gangnam Style is utterly ingrained in Internet culture.

Mr. Uribe is still subject to taunts from Mr. Chávez, who practices a confrontational style ingrained in Venezuela's political system, as when he urged the Colombian leader in October to lend a guerrilla leader a plane to travel to Caracas for talks.

Popular culture has ingrained in us that style equates to a high, high heel and one that is sometimes dangerously skinny.

I can see these habits ingrained in the team's style.

It's a style of music deeply ingrained in city life and culture.

First Ladies live in an ever-increasing public spotlight, their faces, styles, and temperaments as ingrained in the public memory as those of their husbands.

Gary Johnson is a kind of John Kasichybridld Trump hybrid: avuncular, goofy and a little aloof, like the Ohio governor, but with Donald Trump's deeply ingrained sense of how an off-the-cuff style can keep the media's attention.

Although my childhood recollection is that there was more fun and idealism in the impoverished late 1940s than Hare acknowledges, he writes with wit and style about shifty establishment manoeuvrings and an ingrained culture of deceit that persists in Britain up to this day.

The way dominant ideologies become ingrained in everyday discourse.

It is deeply ingrained in how capitalism -- or at least American-style hyper-capitalism -- works.