Sentence examples similar to ingrained think from inspiring English sources

I call them recovering attorneys because they have been ingrained to think that there is nothing else they can do besides the practice of law, and they are now recovering from that false belief.

Here the attitudes are deeply ingrained, and few think habits will change anytime soon.

It makes me hopeful that our negative reactions are not as stubbornly ingrained as we think.

"And that I think is ingrained in a lot of the consciousness of the people involved in this".

Even so, pausing for a cautionary second and a half at a green light, driver's impatience being so ingrained, I don't think, "Wow!" but "Come on…" Not for a moment do I imagine that the car – or the complex digital intelligence that fuels its decisions – will fail to do the right thing.

Or at minimum, someone not ingrained or trained to think that the Republicans are the enemy.

But that's ingrained in you to think that way, and you don't have any right to judge him that way.

Morgan is right to point out the absurdity of this situation, but perhaps the doctrine is becoming less ingrained than he thinks.

At this point, Adele's voice was so ingrained I hardly thought about anything else.

"They don't want to be 'that guy.' But I think it's ingrained".

"I think it's ingrained in you as a kid," the Red Wings' Web site quoted him as saying.