Examples of using Deeply ingrained in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the blood libel was deeply ingrained in the consciousness of local Christian communities.
This concept is so deeply ingrained in our thinking that even holistic medicine practitioners rarely put much thought in this direction.
It is a human imperative, but also a deeply ingrained cultural imperative in Europe.
the motions become more deeply ingrained in habit.
the male urge to meat for food hunting is deeply ingrained in us as a species.
says that antisemitism is"deeply ingrained and institutionalized" in"Arab nations in modern times.
his integrity are still deeply ingrained in the current business.
reverence for all people is deeply ingrained in the lives of SGI members.
I think the ingredients of his life were by no means matters of chance but deeply ingrained in the structure of his personality….
instant access to everything one wants to know, is already deeply ingrained in the SEE-HEAR-BUY consumer.
beliefs that were deeply ingrained in the Arab mind.
The phrase"first-born son" is so deeply ingrained in our consciousness that this statistic alone shocked me.
The menace of nuclear radiation is deeply ingrained in Japanese popular culture,
It's so deeply ingrained in our processes, I can't imagine doing what we do without it.
Deeply ingrained assumptions or mental images that influence how we understand the world and how we take action.
the African religion were so strong and deeply ingrained that they were able to“survive” the Catholic persecution.
Since this kind of need has been born and bred in us, deeply ingrained in our nature, it doesn't come out without a fight.
fixed thing called'human nature' is a deeply ingrained prejudice but has no basis in fact.
since it is deeply ingrained in the psyche of people raised for generations in poverty,
are deeply ingrained.