Examples of using Ingrained in English and their translations into Czech
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Psychology's not gonna break through a tribal imperative that's been ingrained as a survival mechanism.
That song is forever ingrained in my memory.
I have these ingrained notions in my head from.
The method is deeply ingrained in the scientific community.
Did you learn it… or was it ingrained in you?
From an early age. My guess, that feeling was ingrained in her.
His hands suggest manual work- ingrained dirt.
But that behavior is ingrained in him.
I'm saying that that stuff is ingrained in our brain, just like,
The current deeply ingrained stereotypes and prejudices on how labour is distributed between the genders not only hinder,
It's a part of the forebrain that is responsible for routine behavior and deeply ingrained habits.
but it's so ingrained in me.
it's ingrained from birth, isn't it, in all Australians?
it's ingrained from birth, isn't it, in all Australians?
If you plan to expose ingrained police corruption ignored by a complicit Commander,
Changing existing regulations and ingrained procedures is not always popular.
Our tribal loyalties meant we had an ingrained hostility to outsiders- anyone who looked a little different,
His neo-Dadaist approach liberates the imagination from ingrained rules and habits,
A tangle of incandescent talent and ingrained character flaws"that can only lead to one end.
it is deep, it is ingrained. Despite all the efforts of the staff in this mortuary.