Sentence examples for views entrenched from inspiring English sources

Bold leadership and considerable resources are needed to lift the living standards of Indian communities and to counter anti-Indian views entrenched in Mexican society.

In "Bethlehem, Israell's submission to the recent Academy Awards for the foreign language Oscar, first-time filmmaker Yuval Adler views entrenched political tensions through the template of a police procedural.

Instead, the economic problem was defined as pampered, unionised workers, a view further entrenched by an avalanche of free-market economics from the US.

These views can be entrenched and stem from patriarchal views about women's sexuality and roles in society, however it is possible to change and modify these ideas.

The way in which individuals view a particular situation will influence the weightings of the components of the evidence-based care model; entrenched views of dentists regarding benefits of scale and polish and strong patient demand for the treatment may supersede definitive evidence leading to tension between policy-makers and dental professionals.

But studies alone are unlikely to shift entrenched views.

Still, he insisted that Officer A "is not a racist individual who has entrenched views".

A Catholic convert, he called on the pope to rethink his "entrenched" views and offer equal rights to gay people.

The Committee nods to public engagement, but this is entirely paternalistic, to avoid 'uninformed, polarised views [becoming] entrenched before the debate has barely begun'.

As the cognitive scientists Mercier and Sperber put it, what they are really after — whether they acknowledge it or not — are arguments supporting their already entrenched views.

And some of it reflects entrenched views about the mortgage guarantee scheme due to be launched under the Help to Buy umbrella next January".