Sentence examples for is still embedded from inspiring English sources
Yet the repertory of most companies is still embedded in the past.
All, however, illustrate the way authentic, marginally commercial roots music is still embedded in the state's overlapping cultures.
The diamond is still embedded in ore, so its exact measurements and weight have not been determined, an Ashton Mining spokeswoman, Salimah Lalli, said.
But Taliban agents hunted them down and in one attack by fundamentalists she took five bullets and he took seven, one of which is still embedded in his skull.
If the worry that nazism is still embedded in our society plays a part in keeping Hitler and his regime in the foreground of our attention, a further unattractive speculation comes to mind.
Although hunter-gatherers have more or less been wiped out by various forms of colonisation, their experience is still embedded in our semi sub-conscious and we need to revisit it and understand it.
"Thirty years ago, whatever … it's still embedded in us down here, he said.
Relationships between birds and people are still embedded in First Peoples' culture throughout Australia.
They were broken, but the roots were still embedded in his gums, he said.
And as a result, pieces of their story are still embedded in what all the Serious People know.
