Sentence examples for solidly embedded from inspiring English sources
David Cameron promised us an end to "state multiculturalism", but here it is, solidly embedded in our school system.
He believed that European integration with a unified Germany solidly embedded in the EU was a prerequisite for peace and stability.
Until recently the idea of function had been solidly embedded in the negative view we had of modernism and its inclination toward disciplined reform.
That gender neutrality is now solidly embedded in fashion could be seen in Jaden Smith wearing womenswear for Louis Vuitton, and in the many brands that have merged their mens and womens' collections on the catwalk.
One photograph from the Apollo days is even more solidly embedded in our culture than that of a triumphant Aldrin; it is the image of Earth from space — looking, as Armstrong would say, big, and bright, and beautiful.
It may offend some peoples' sense of dignity, but the reality is that the Beatles are at this point as solidly embedded in the Western canon as Beethoven and Brahms — and rightly so.
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Racism and embedded prejudice".
It's embedded," says George.
