Sentence examples for things are embedded in from inspiring English sources

You know Tennyson's 'Sorrow's crown of sorrow is remembering happier things.' I would say that happier things are embedded in the novel within the novel".

In the present advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) [1] era, communication functions such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are embedded in all things, so that real-time connection between things is made possible.

Flaubert told Louise that he wanted to make his reader feel his world 'almost physically' and the emotion and feeling of the novel are embedded in things, from Charles's uncouth cap in the first chapter, to Emma's delicate presentation of her meals, to her presents to Rodolphe.

These concepts are things you mostly learn in school, and are embedded in systems of knowledge that are handed down by culture.

There's just things that you might not know that are embedded in you.

Janet Tavakoli: Well, those things are helpful, but they're cosmetic in terms of dealing with the problems we just discussed, because these contracts are embedded in opaque documents.

Baccarat screens are embedded in a tabletop.

All these qualities are embedded in you.

They are embedded in sequences and contexts.

They are embedded in our society".

But these novels really are embedded in Australia".