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the protection of minorities is deeply ingrained in Indian democratic tradition.
All of this is deeply ingrained in our day-to-day life, but at the same
Sugar has now become so deeply ingrained into the fabric of our society that some people can't imagine life without it.
By that time, the improper intonation was already deeply ingrained into my Swedish, and undoing all that"damage" would take years of hard work.
the motions become more deeply ingrained in habit.
The menace of nuclear radiation is deeply ingrained in Japanese popular culture,
Rooted in our preferred conflict management styles, they are often deeply ingrained habits, developed over the course of our lives,
The city paradigm is thus deeply ingrained in the culture, society
The phrase"first-born son" is so deeply ingrained in our consciousness that this statistic alone shocked me.
Deeply ingrained assumptions or mental images that influence how we understand the world
This can be deeply ingrained in the soul as an essential mark of identity present there right from one's birth.
Worth seeing are the beautiful waterfall in the Faitgraben, a deeply ingrained part of the valley,
It's a part of the forebrain that is responsible for routine behavior and deeply ingrained habits.
As we have already seen, ham is deeply ingrained in Spanish popular culture.
The problem we are dealing with here is deeply ingrained in our society, not just in far-off, distant societies which have particular religious views in relation to women.
The current deeply ingrained stereotypes and prejudices on how labour is distributed between the genders not only hinder, but are often used
the planet that is deeply ingrained in the Collective Consciousness.
We should also mount a Europe-wide campaign to try to eliminate deeply ingrained prejudices concerning the supposedly natural fact that there are those who wear trousers and there are less
Nevertheless this indigenous beliefs and, especially, the African religion were so strong and deeply ingrained that they were able to“survive” the Catholic persecution.
Yet that is how wild it sounds, to some deeply ingrained part of ourselves, when we are told that a fear that we have might transform into something which is not at all fear,