Examples of using Engrained in English and their translations into Italian
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the expectation of such relationships may also have become engrained in Jewish culture.
And we must also give priority to dispelling engrained negative attitudes and misconceptions surrounding the new medium,
Sinti people comes from ignorance and from stereotypes engrained in the imagination of the majority of society.
Sinti people comes from ignorance and from stereotypes engrained in the imagination of the majority of society.
the more deeply engrained in one's consciousness is that message.
became engrained after Facebook.
Our nation's uniqueness is engrained in our psyche from an early age: we have been resisting treaties;
body must be controlled, mortified, made to suffer for its desires and in general brought into a relationship of subjection to the mind is very deeply engrained in the Christian psyche.
we overcome our deeply engrained habits of grasping to be a solidly existent me who knows what really is going to happen
eventually the understanding becomes so deeply engrained in us that we know it all the time.
Traditional' gender roles have always been engrained in Russian society,
habits are very deeply engrained and it takes an enormous amount of time and effort to overcome them.
It is as if that voice that said"be careful who you will fall" had finally become engrained, preventing us from fun a bit
behaviour change work needs to be maintained over a generation to help change engrained habits and help the next generation choose the healthy travel mode choices because they are easy choices.
it's so engrained in the UK psyche,
While you are seated in the audience pages of Herling and Salamov come to mind; writers that have forever engrained in our minds the physical horror of Siberian prison camps.
But I put it to the Commissioner that there are many detailed checks engrained in the Regulation, quite rightly- things like the fitness for transport of the animals,
For example, cooperation and competition are both engrained in human nature
we may need to make several attempts at transforming these long engrained patterns before the lasting breakthrough takes place
And this because the result is already engrained in the action we undertake.