Sentence examples for was deeply ingrained from inspiring English sources

At the church on Friday night, many parishioners said the coexistence of Christians and Muslims was deeply ingrained in Syrian society, and they did not believe that the rebels were targeting them because of their religion.

Officers believe they have discovered evidence of a widespread but previously unknown conspiracy centred on the News of the World features desk, indicating that phone-hacking was deeply ingrained throughout Rupert Murdoch's tabloid empire.

And being an informer is totally unacceptable — something that Mr. Carney said was deeply ingrained in the Irish, who for so long had to protect one another from their British overlords.

While Western religion resulted in the individual being placed at the centre of society, in China Confucianism meant the collective became all powerful and the notion of collective punishment was deeply ingrained.

The Red Bull chief executive Dietrich Mateschitz told the US business magazine Fast Company that the concept of investing in events rather than merely sponsoring them was deeply ingrained in the company's culture.

Brett Kaufman: Frankly, for me, fear was a programming that was deeply ingrained in my life.

This idea is deeply ingrained.

Such instincts are deeply ingrained.

Avoidance of the topic is deeply ingrained.

Still, the underlying reflex is deeply ingrained.

Positive attitudes toward morningness are deeply ingrained.