Sentence examples for permanently engrained from inspiring English sources

But her mother is upset about a temporary cultural stamp on her daughter when the many non-Christian families in America have been permanently engrained with instructions to consume Christmas culture.

Mena Suvari taking a dip in a bed of red roses, Keanu Reeves breaking into an impressive backbend to dodge bullets -- such iconic cinematic moments have been permanently engrained into the American psyche.

These outcomes illustrate that the established network hyper-excitability (20, 23, 28, 35, 46), and the diminished power of neuronal network patterning systems (23, 34), in Mecp2-null cortical and hippocampal circuits is not permanently engrained.

In fact, Spitz's greatest challenge throughout this whole process has been her mom's enthusiasm about the project, and continuous demand that painful moments be permanently documented, and thus engrained in Spitz's memory.

The philosophy is engrained.

What's engrained is mistrust.

It is a deeply engrained concept.

So this became very deeply engrained.

"It's less engrained in a vague message and more engrained in policy and values specifics".

But humiliations were engrained in daily existence in countless ways.

That is how misconceptions can become engrained in public opinion.