Sentence examples similar to ingrained wish from inspiring English sources
Recovering sex addicts nearly always require external reinforcement and support if they wish to eliminate deeply ingrained behavior patterns.
Unconscious bias can be at work without our realizing it, and even when we genuinely wish to treat all people equally, ingrained stereotypes can infect our visual perception, attention, memory, and behavior.
Or it could be ingrained in the lyric and the sense that there's a wish destined to be unfulfilled – "Only he or she can show me but chances are they probably won't because life's a bitch" – a spirit of yearning that is crucial to the genre's appeal.
That's a lot of Hi Mom! Wish you were here's, and it gives you an idea of how ingrained those little picture cards have become in the travel culture, in human culture.
By the same token, there's media that won't cover theater at all unless there's a name performer involved, so ingrained is celebrity culture; so theater sometimes has to look to stars if it wishes to achieve any broad-based awareness.
We know there are other considerations, such as deeply ingrained core values and past experiences with death -- good or bad -- that play into a patient's wishes about their death.
I think that at least part of the Obama Administration agreed to a corporate wish list they knew would never get through, between opposition in the Democratic Party, elements of the Republican Party, ingrained interests in Asian nations.
The ingrained inequities of capitalism?
Our ingrained habits change us.
