Sentence examples for profoundly entrenched from inspiring English sources

In Against Moral Responsibility, Bruce Waller launches a spirited attack on a system that is profoundly entrenched in our society and its institutions, deeply rooted in our emotions, and vigorously defended by philosophers from ancient times to the present.

Using these links, it is possible to see rapidly how Auden's family, especially on its maternal side, was profoundly entrenched in particular sectors of the "Intellectual Aristocracy" which Noel Annan identified as a fundamental presence in late 19th century and early 20th century British cultural life.

There were profoundly entrenched attitudes that he needed to examine and change, there were unconscious assumptions of his own "centrality," his alienation from his own feelings, his failure to listen, to hear, really hear what she was saying, and to understand how the system that worked in his favor in both trivial and important ways always worked against her.

The book demonstrates not only the viciousness of the Jim Crow system but also shows just how profoundly entrenched were the racism and states' rights tradition faced by Thurgood Marshall and his team of N.A.A.C.P. lawyers in their incremental legal efforts to defeat the American apartheid.

Profoundly entrenched in the Japanese imagination for centuries, tengu continue to be popular subjects in modern fiction, both in Japan and increasingly in other countries.

You might think this is an impossible task, believing the wider UK's island mentality is too profoundly entrenched, but there's evidence that such feelings can change.

Dr. King understood profoundly the degree to which racism, xenophobia, bias, and bigotry are deeply entrenched in the American psyche.

The smugglers were deeply entrenched.

Residential racial segregation remains deeply entrenched.

Today, deeply entrenched biases remain.

The growing health care expenditure a result of the profoundly flawed and problematic structures of health care delivery that have evolved in the U.S. is a real challenge we have been facing long before the ACA, and is deeply entrenched in the interests of powerful stakeholders (*cough* Dr. Price's stock exchanges *cough*).