Sentence examples for is ingrained to from inspiring English sources

As a Southern woman, I'd say the lesson of yes is ingrained to the 89th power.

Good shame is ingrained to help us avoid compromising situations.

We are socialized to be the family's primary caregiver; men are ingrained to be the breadwinner.

I agree that it is utterly impossible to live up to all the standards, hopes and dreams we put on ourselves all at one time and we have been ingrained to believe are important and necessary.

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.

The deal went ahead when the Securities and Exchange Commission temporarily suspended the requirement that deal documents include such ratings.In Britain and America sophisticated finance is ingrained enough to survive tighter regulation.

The racism that is ingrained in your behavior to the point of invisibility is pushing you to act... in a way that you don't even recognize". .

It is ingrained in the culture to share everything with kin.

The choice to forgive is ingrained within us from birth onward.

The freedom to choose is ingrained in the American culture and mindset.

It was as if the notion of connecting our hearts with ones close to us is ingrained in our psyches.