Sentence examples for really embedded in from inspiring English sources

"It is really embedded in Hungarian history.

But is the Darzi message really embedded in the DNA?

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.

"The work we do here is really embedded in the place," says Lee. "It's about a living, working practice that combines traditional materials and techniques with new technology".

What the Mariners pulled off as a team shows how a no-hitter (or a moment like it) is really embedded in the fabric of the game.

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

I really embedded myself in the halls of 30 Rock for the last year.

As Von Moos says: "We wanted to show that, behind this facade of neoclassicism and historic revival, he really embedded his buildings in an understanding of the environment".

I'll admit, it's had a lot of novelty value in our house for all the skills you can enable on it — my kids love to make it meow and do all other kinds of silly stuff — but ultimately the Echo (and Amazon) might need more features that feel essential in order to really embed it in our lives.

But these novels really are embedded in Australia".