Sentence examples for really embedded from inspiring English sources

"It is really embedded in Hungarian history.

But is the Darzi message really embedded in the DNA?

"It has really embedded good practice and encourages a learning environment".

"The industry has really embedded itself in the political establishment," said Mr. Slocum at Public Citizen.

It must be outward-looking and animate the space around it, and be really embedded in the city".

Volunteers can stay there and work with the locals to save the environment; you're really embedded in a community.

"Military encroachment on civilian authority has been a pretty constant process over the past year and a half but this really embeds it," said Heba Morayef, of Human Rights Watch.

I was preparing at the time to make a trip to Berlin, to attend the raising — or, really, embedding — of a small memorial, known as a Stolperstein, in honor of my grandfather's mother, who was murdered at Auschwitz.

It was an issue raised at the Arena in Wolverhampton on Friday night when as part of A Nation's Theatre, I chaired a lively discussion around disability, the creative advantages it might bring and the failure of many theatres to really embed disability arts in their practice.

"You've got to really embed yourself in the community here," he said.

But we have Walt Disney to thank for really embedding this stereotype in the public consciousness.