Sentence examples for very entrenched from inspiring English sources

People on both sides have very entrenched views.

"It became clear to me that he is very set in his ways, very entrenched.

"On both sides we have strong views about how to do things, and we can get very entrenched".

"It's difficult to talk to Rifkin because he takes a very entrenched position and there is no dialogue.

"For all its center-of-the-universe feel," he said, "New Yorkers can sometime be the last to change, because lots of things are very entrenched.

His father was murdered by the IRA, what's he thinking of, marrying a Catholic?' No one said it to my face, but I've no doubt it went on – differences are very entrenched here and marrying across the religious divide is still a big deal, even when you haven't been through what my family have".

"He is a very tough customer who is very well entrenched and who has survived several assassination attempts," said James Placke, a former U.S. envoy to Iraq.

They are very deeply entrenched there.

"I am very much entrenched in New York downtown and Manhattan," the prince said.

That was very clearly entrenched in the business until I'd say five years ago".

And this in an age when the idea that pop stars were illiterate oiks was still very much entrenched.