Sentence examples for more cemented from inspiring English sources

According to Kristof, Sunstein's research showed that the more we talk to likeminded people, the more cemented we become in our viewpoints.

You will begin to pick up patterns and the more you use them, the more "cemented" they will be in your brain.

I think later in life, while he was in prison and the film [Dog Day Afternoon] came out, this character of "The Dog" just got more and more cemented into who he was because he had gotten this notoriety and because there was [already] a certain degree of something different about him.

A change towards older patients and more cemented prostheses may partly explain this improvement.

Sadly, instead of a debate about whether we should continue sending weapons to the Middle East at all, we'll probably hear arguments that we should double down in Syria in the coming days and get US troops more cemented into a war we can call our own (that still to this day has not been authorized by Congress).

The problem is that that route known as "the line" and sadly not painted on the road but more cemented in your mind by constant practice isn't always intuitive.

Silicon, which is even more abundant, cemented that country's leadership in the latter half of the 20th century.

Our findings in this 9 10-year follow-up study suggest that cementless cups wear no more than cemented cups of similar design.

Finally, coated and/or anatomical uncemented stems cost 110% more than cemented straight stems but the failure rate is reduced by 80%.

And the mixed messages displayed in their controversial ads have more or less cemented their reputation as provocateurs.

Grande has since released two more records and cemented herself as one of the reigning pop divas of her time.