Sentence examples for it ingrained from inspiring English sources

It ingrained in me the importance of matching the entrepreneurial aspirations with the resources.

Since we were children, we have had it ingrained in our psyches that summer is our reward for working hard all year.

Those who have it don't want it idly tinkered with; those who don't have it yet have their expectations of it ingrained very deeply in their self-image.

It ingrained a strong tradition of civil liberties in Britain, so much so that it was never considered necessary to have a formal, written constitution.

"They are definitely the type of people who had it ingrained in them that immigrants are here to work and that anything they get, even jobs, is a kind of favor to them," Melissa said.

"I know everyone else at the club has it ingrained, but, from my point of view, I have been here five months and it's not bad getting to a final at the first chance.

When you put it out there it's ingrained in everybody's heads.

"It becomes ingrained, and often it progresses," she says.

Facebook's popularity and how deeply it's ingrained our lives give it a big advantage.

It starts with Messi because it is ingrained in the players who come through La Masia, the academy: Pass and move.

It's so ingrained it's impossible to say.