Sentence examples for was really embedded from inspiring English sources

When I started here I was really embedded in property and land use scholarship, but I was unsure how to evaluate empirical pieces or an international law article, for example.

The third was really embedded in the wording and tone of everything she said: it was her invocation of God in an overtly non-sectarian way, untied to any specific religious tradition.

"It is really embedded in Hungarian history.

"It's really embedded in our origin story," he said.

It must be outward-looking and animate the space around it, and be really embedded in the city".

Volunteers can stay there and work with the locals to save the environment; you're really embedded in a community.

What the Mariners pulled off as a team shows how a no-hitter (or a moment like it) is really embedded in the fabric of the game.

"The work we do here is really embedded in the place," says Lee. "It's about a living, working practice that combines traditional materials and techniques with new technology".

It is identified in the catalog by Klaus Kemp, one of the exhibition's curators, as the "optimistic approach to life, which is not simply a stereotype but is really embedded in the mind".

"If a group of people is willing to not panic and trust the process, and you mix that with a sensory overload via music and food," he said, "I think what tends to happen is the object we make is really embedded with a spirit that's not attainable in a conventional way".

It must be outward-looking and animate the space around it, and be really embedded in the city". Quite how well these grand plans will go down in a city that is also facing £35m of cuts remains to be seen, although Ferguson says he is talking to with the Local Enterprise Partnership about funding for the project.