Sentence examples for it embeds itself from inspiring English sources

"Advertising isn't so evil that it embeds itself in people's brains and forces them [to obey].

For instance if a glass bottle shatters, it embeds itself in paper, making both unusable.

The impact of a technological innovation depends on how deeply it embeds itself in everything we do.

The Orbit, as it embeds itself, still sprouting, in the Games landscape, distills these hopes and fears, well, monumentally.

With Android Siri, English speakers with Android phones can download and install it, and when they do, it embeds itself into the OS.

THC can stay in your system for around 30 days, since it embeds itself in your fat cells.

We went inside, and while we were in our living room, a brick came crashing through the window with such force it embedded itself in the opposite wall.

The stalk of the late culminant (DDANAT:000059) extends as long as prestalk cells are available until it reaches and embeds itself into the basal disc, forming the inner basal disc of the late culminant (DDANAT:0000066).

In a very real sense, it is an ecosystem that embeds itself in other ecosystems, such as supplier networks, talent pools, specific customer segments and so on.

And when a technology embeds itself in our lives, it thus achieves both staying power and profit potential.

Though this innovation emerged from a growing pressure to end Saturday business hours in Europe, as well as branch expansion restrictions in the US, it successfully embedded itself in the economics of everyday life in a way that made it one of the biggest technological innovations in financial history (Goode and Moutinho, 1995; Curran and King, 2008; Volcker, 2009; Harper and Batiz-Lazo, 2013).