Sentence examples for very ingrained from inspiring English sources

The culture I'm from is very ingrained, mining Labour".

"People who have a very ingrained public narrative can be tricky.

Doctors had "cautioned" him to stop touring, he admitted last year, "but it's difficult for me because it's very ingrained within me".

Many of the management have been here five to 10-plus years, so they are very ingrained in the culture and I think that also helps.

He was a reserved boy, never one to speak much, but he's not shy at all like people think and he has a very strong sense of teamwork and very ingrained notions of friendship and solidarity.

I'm also very frugal about laundry because I don't like to do it, so I wear the same clothes all week.' Surely now she can afford to loosen up a bit? 'It's very ingrained, and it turns out that I don't want to buy anything.

In Peru, not only racism exists--very ingrained in the Peruvian psyche -- but also class differences, inherited from our Spaniard past.

That's also something that I picked up, very much, from Chris, that he's really ingrained me, this meticulous attention to detail.

It's really ingrained in Chinese culture to be very entrepreneurial.

Changing really ingrained perceptions and systems that have existed for decades is very hard.

According to Sprechmann: "Culturally, this kind of behaviour is very deeply ingrained.