Sentence examples for the same ingrained from inspiring English sources

They are part of the same ingrained, structural gender inequality.

"We are all different, but we have the same ingrained values," Putin said.

They represent the same ingrained stereotypes that lead to women being less frequently promoted or hired for certain jobs.

"Younger people don't have the same ingrained habits as older generations," said Samit.

The desire for her to 'fail' clearly comes from the same ingrained truth that a DJ has to look and behave a certain way, or come from a certain background; an idea completely at odds with the atmosphere of inclusivity the best of dance music thrives on.

At the same time, his ingrained populism made him suspicious of the rhetoric and institutional power brokering that supports any art elite.

When I was young I witnessed how my father fooled around with numerous women, while at the same time my mother ingrained in us children her motto of "correctitude, honesty, righteousness, and beauty".

Mekas finds beauty in memories, and here is daring us to do the same by reconsidering our culturally ingrained narratives.

With inexpensive, low-power processing and storage becoming more available, we can expect computation to move even closer to the edge and become ingrained in the same devices that are generating the data, creating even greater possibilities for inter-device intelligence and interactions.

I also had physical injury, and developed a bleeding ulcer requiring transfusion... My life will never be the same... Is transphobia so inherent, so ingrained in [our government officials, employees and ministers] way of thinking, that they really think that's all a life like mine is worth?" Boyd has since filed a complaint with The Ontario Human Rights Commission which has yet to be settled.

Breaking the habit of procrastination is the same as breaking any habit especially long ingrained habits.