Examples of using Deeply ingrained in English and their translations into Italian
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They are deeply ingrained in our psyche as a way of memorialising our triumphs and failures.
So deeply ingrained is it that only a total effort can successfully alter it.
Industry standard security practices are deeply ingrained into our internal culture,
Despite the difficulties we have faced Buddhism has become deeply ingrained in our minds.
This notion of one"society" is deeply ingrained among persons of most all political persuasions.
with its own shared and deeply ingrained history, culture, ethnic identity, and religion.
his integrity are still deeply ingrained in the current business.
for new experiences is deeply ingrained in our psyches.
liberal economics is deeply ingrained, so it is a law-abiding country.
the influences of past are still deeply ingrained in the Chinese culture.
On the other hand we have the struggle with the widely diffused and deeply ingrained prejudices of the majority of the working population.
which he says was once just as deeply ingrained.
I think the ingredients of his life were by no means matters of chance but deeply ingrained in the structure of his personality….
the bad news first; perhaps it is a deeply ingrained self-defense response.
the habits learned become deeply ingrained.
the motions become more deeply ingrained in habit.
Admittedly, it can be difficult to quell feelings of discouragement if these are deeply ingrained.
the habit of submission to them is too deeply ingrained after centuries and centuries of teaching.
is a deeply ingrained part of the local eating culture.
Deeply ingrained assumptions or mental images that influence how we understand the world and how we take action.