Sentence examples for ingrained understanding from inspiring English sources

Ms. Foote is the daughter of Horton Foote, who died in 2009, and she has what feels like a genetically ingrained understanding of her father's creations.

Swing voters -- especially in districts in the industrial heartland like Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania and upstate New York have a deeply ingrained understanding that major corporations have been systematically outsourcing their jobs to countries where they can pay their workers less than a living wage.

To pull this ambitious strategy off, the players need to have a lot of faith in each others' abilities and an ingrained, instinctive understanding of how best to dovetail with one another from one moment to the next.

While in cities like London, the transport authority releases open data feeds on transport to developers, this data often does not exist in emerging cities. Finding the right partners within local government can be a challenge, given the problems of dealing with large bureaucracies and an often ingrained lack of understanding of how tech works.

This concept was so ingrained in their understanding of computers that they think of it as axiomatic.

The results could show whether dogs' shortcomings in physical understanding are ingrained or have to do with the environments they grow up in.

The authentic and meaningful purpose of parent and community involvement is to provide collaborative opportunities for stakeholders to become ingrained and involved in understanding the school's needs; providing perspective and input; and collaborating to solve problems in an effort to be effective and inclusive by design.

They challenge themselves and others to use the Bible's and Qu'ran's messages of peace and understanding to challenge socially ingrained attitudes and behaviors that perpetuate SGBV.

The judge wrote, "The court knows what its ruling means for many deeply ingrained practices, but it also has a marrow-deep understanding that if they are to succeed where they are most strained schools have to be about teaching children and nothing else.

An understanding of his power will be so ingrained in him that he will have no concept of sitting by idly while inequality festers.

Most readers have really appreciated, I think, the attempt to create a framework for understanding an issue that seems so deeply ingrained in democratic politics.