Sentence examples for its ingrained from inspiring English sources

She is part of the system, of mainstream corporate pop -- which is her platform -- yet, she is often subverting it and its ingrained misogyny, homophobia and ageism.

Zagat's management should discard its ingrained habits and permit its best reviewers to stand apart from the pack.

In an apparent softening of party tone, Corbyn's warm-up man, the journalist Owen Jones, recently reprimanded the Left for its ingrained anti-Semitism.

"Captain America: Civil War" offers a straightforwardly principled and humane superhero vision that, precisely for its ingrained and unchallenged sense of decency, can't really let itself go.

The minute divisions of labour in America's sports, for example, and the structural role of advertising breaks, suggest its ingrained capitalism; the glitzy parochialism conveys the American tendency to splendid isolation.

The new president will assume the unenviable task of trying to lead Chechnya, now in its second war since the collapse of the Soviet Union, away from its ingrained violence and political bedlam.

Mayo hired Evans, an outsider, because it knew it had to fight its own ingrained reluctance to sell itself.

Otherwise, Apple may be able to leverage its popularity and visibility to reference mentions of its buzzwords, ingrained in Americans through marketing, as evidence of intellectual property infringement.

In that case we must all do what we can to persuade the German public to abandon some of its most ingrained prejudices and misconceptions and accept eurobonds.

It utterly upset the small-holder character of the original Constitution, with its deeply ingrained mistrust of corporations and other large economic institutions.

Its problems are ingrained in its psyche.