Sentence examples for this ingrained from inspiring English sources

This ingrained wariness toward Israel's most stalwart ally and benefactor is just part of Netanyahu's inheritance.

He called for "a more optimistic popular narrative" to help counter this ingrained pessimism.

Shedding the uniform does not mean that this ingrained mentality has changed," says Mukwege.

For the reformist vision of more individualized, active learning, this ingrained educational drive has been something of a mixed blessing.

This ingrained, muscular-level aspect of gesture and posture — in short, the way that one carries oneself — is where the historical moment is embedded inextricably into one's character, even into one's very being.

As time went on, even an atheist Catholic like me could not help but note this ingrained prejudice, either blatantly expressed or just as often on the edge of a remark.

This is ingrained in our culture, this homophobia, this transphobia.

(Polite denials from the company have not deterred this deeply ingrained belief).

"All this is ingrained in him — he understands risk and asks the right questions," Mr. Merton said.

These young men and women want to cure the world – this is ingrained in their excellent and rigorous training, which might take anything up to 15 years.

Once this becomes ingrained, it has effects not only when it comes to work, but in people's intimate lives as well.