Sentence examples for quite entrenched from inspiring English sources
And opinions about it seem to be quite entrenched.
A single download obviously doesn't cost nearly as much as a Blu-ray disc, but as a group of consumers we're still quite entrenched in a culture of purchasing physical media.
"Facebook is quite entrenched and has a network effect.
"When we tried to talk to Consumer Watchdog about the facts of the legislation, they seemed quite entrenched and weren't interested in learning more about the bill," he said.
They appear to be rather entrenched.
Fathers share parental leave, kindergartens are heavily subsidized, and the universal breadwinner model is quite deeply entrenched — from the workplace to popular culture.
"They're negotiating and he's stating their positions," said one senior Western diplomat, while another said that Qanooni was "not quite as entrenched in his positions as we might think".
And while it is a sadness that the public debate about national security has become quite so entrenched and predictable, my more recent year or two in government has reminded me that when you're facing fire from both sides, you've probably got it about right.
While I love my office and all the wonderful things I do, I have never felt quite as entrenched in our mission to bring the world together as I do here in Rwanda.
A positive psychology perspective on cancer also is quite consonant with entrenched cultural beliefs and media portrayals of cancer as a life-threatening disease that can be defeated by character strength, persistent effort, and maintenance of a positive attitude, and it seemingly provides a scientific basis for these beliefs.
