Sentence examples for invariably embedded from inspiring English sources

I think back to my childhood and remember how pictures invariably embedded my imagination even further in the story until I couldn't leave it.

The above finding sheds light upon how academic genres are invariably embedded in disciplinary practices, with each discipline having its own communicative purposes, discourse community members, academic expectations and disciplinary constraints.

Lineage tracing clearly showed that the progeny of the injected blastomere was invariably embedded into the dorsal structures of the rescued larvae.

The causality of human health is multi-factorial and many population health problems are invariably embedded in a global context [ 8].

I'm always embedded!

I bring home fresh produce from a garden that invariably has little critters embedded, sow bugs and the like.

Somewhere embedded in those stories is invariably the struggle of an artist.

Reporters and photographers who embedded with American military units found almost invariably that no one tried to tell them what to write or what to photograph, nor did any officer try to review anyone's material before it was sent to the home base.

A long-term solution for this issue invariably involves standardizing submission and storage of complex biological data, but the knowledge currently embedded in the literature remains available for extraction.

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Racism and embedded prejudice".