Sentence examples for were ingrained on from inspiring English sources

But the melodies that were ingrained on his soul were the strains of the traditional fiddle music that had permeated the square dances and town festivals of his childhood in Katonah.

She knew why she was so driven - "a profound fear of poverty is ingrained on my heart and soul".

The breakdown of American helicopters in the Iranian desert and the subsequent tragic farce is ingrained on the public memory even today, 12 months later, when the hostages are safely back with their families.

His wife Bella is due to give birth to their first child on Gold Cup day, a date that must have been ingrained on his mind, since Long Run finished third behind Synchronised in the Cheltenham Festival showpiece last year.

As ever, it's tempting to suspect an element of autobiography in the lyrics: "Crow's feet are ingrained on my face / And I'm living too late / Try to wash the black off my face / But it's ingrained / And I'm living too late".

A little more than 10 minutes later and Adams was ingrained on the hearts of a nation.

I thought you would be different.' And that was ingrained on my mind for the rest of my life and helped fuel my hatred for my heritage.

Look at how football is ingrained on college campuses.

Smoking is ingrained in our world on multiple fronts and cemented by Big Tobacco's relentless marketing.

"Winter on Fire" is ingrained with the tenacity and sardonic humor of voices that are intimate with despair and political betrayal.

Anti-sex work messages and an emphasis on monogamy was ingrained in the language of both project staff and the CSW peer educators and conveyed through education sessions and skit performances.