Sentence examples for it becomes ingrained from inspiring English sources

Over time, it becomes ingrained.

Schools and universities should be making a far more concerted effort to stamp out sexism before it becomes ingrained.

Learning about gender inequality at school is the perfect way to bust the myth that feminism is about hating men, before it becomes ingrained.

I can, however, continue to work towards a manner of speaking that fits comfortably between a flexible ideal and the limits of physical possibility, until it becomes ingrained.

"Schoolchildren are growing up with it, so it becomes ingrained in their perception of how a society functions," said Brad Parker, a consultant on a solar carport project for the San Luis Coastal Unified School District in central California.

It becomes ingrained in you, that voice.

As Mr. Baldwin pointed out, Hitchcock was deeply serious about music in his films, recognizing its power to express characters' hidden desires and weaving it into a movie so skillfully that it became "ingrained in the visual fabric".

On Wednesday, Mr. Bernanke carefully acknowledged that inflation had accelerated in recent months and would make the Fed's job much more difficult if it became ingrained in public expectations.

Tech becomes ingrained in our lives — it becomes part of the background.

"Ever since we had children we have been incredibly disciplined," she said, "that determination to use every scrap of time becomes ingrained, you don't ever lose it".

First, clinical educators who are experienced clinicians may find it difficult to explain and teach clinical reasoning because it has become ingrained in their way of thinking and being for them [ 3, 11- 13].