Sentence examples for ingrained values from inspiring English sources

"We are all different, but we have the same ingrained values," Putin said.

So elite women's gymnastics, more than any other sport, pitted two deeply ingrained values against each other.

It in no way should make someone question their ingrained values, but merely should provide a different route for those that think things could be done a little differently.

So I continued trundling to high school in shoes bought with my own minimum-wage money, stayed out of the sun with my fair, bookish English complexion while the rich girls got ski tans, and unwittingly set myself up for the unforeseen gifts of remaining a size 6, unlined skin into my fifties, and ingrained values of earning it, not entitled to it.

Each of us enters into global health work holding ingrained values based on previous experiences.

Policy actors are guided by ingrained values and the institutions surrounding them.

Those who argue that the institution symbolises deeply ingrained cultural values, values beyond social and political fashion, would struggle to find evidence that this symbolism exerts much influence.

And that's what feminists tried to do, though ingrained social values were hard to change.

But it also runs counter to ingrained societal values, some pointed out.

But there's also a palpable darkness to Nilsen's anthropomorphic antics: birds and snakes have primally ingrained, symbolic values.

But, the more they saw of the school, the more they came to feel that the Waldorf Education was predicated on certain ingrained cultural values that China lacked.