Like a Lovecraftian fishgod who dwells in the city's charnel fundament, it is ingrained in the region's psyche and largely unspoken of.
Moskowitz, a behavioral economist, and Wertheim, a sportswriter, aim to unsettle sports fans with essays that debunk ingrained strategy (punting on fourth down, for example, is largely a waste) and make a number of otherwise eye-opening assertions (officials in all sports are biased).
Newspaper editors and readers, judges, NGO activists and academics are also drawn largely from privileged backgrounds, and care little.Given the feeble state machinery and the ingrained prejudice, is there any way out?
Throughout Reagan's political career, he had become accustomed to--and was largely indulged in--telling tall tales, to the point that it had become an ingrained part of his act.
While images of the 1939 New York World's Fair in Queens remain ingrained in the American collective memory, one attraction, relegated to the "Amusement Zone," was largely forgotten until now: Dalí's "Dream of Venus," a tacky Surrealist fun house with live, seminude women.
While images of the 1939 New York World's Fair in Queens remain ingrained in the American collective memory, one attraction, relegated to the "Amusement Zone," was largely forgotten until now: Dalí's "Dream of Venus," a tacky Surrealist fun house with live, semi-nude women.
My children have developed a very different perspective about America (largely the good things it has to offer), while nevertheless being forced to confront many of their ingrained beliefs.
Largely, these aren't well-considered actions; they're the result of repeated behaviors -- habits that have been ingrained in us.
In retrospect, Brodie thinks an ingrained media bias towards the two major parties and some of the less orthodox statements made by Clive Palmer were largely to blame for the 3000 voter shortfall. .
