Sentence examples for ingrained that from inspiring English sources

"Once that got ingrained, that became his religion," said his brother Jerrold, a minister and a psychotherapist.

That's how ingrained that word is in our culture.

Over the centuries, it is ingrained that cargo is sacrosanct".

Corruption in Nigeria is so ingrained that nobody should expect him to root it out overnight.

It is because this contempt is so deeply ingrained that this victory is so significant.

"The belief is so ingrained that it may affect bowlers' confidence," he said.

"For our generation, it's become ingrained that you should have access," Cederberg said.

The attitudes are so deeply ingrained that they often persist after immigration.

The belief in man's superiority was so ingrained that it was seldom questioned".

"I think he may have ingrained that too deeply in me".

"The culture of silence is so ingrained that it becomes automatic," one member explains.