Examples of using Deeply ingrained in English and their translations into Serbian
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Lunfardo is so deeply ingrained in Argentinian culture that I sometimes don't even know I'm hearing it- or speaking it.
I think the ingredients of his life were by no means matters of chance but deeply ingrained in the structure of his personality….
my habit was so deeply ingrained that it was impossible for me to change myself.
the government faces a steep climb to combat an issue that is so deeply ingrained in the country's makeup.
Together, these studies show that schadenfreude is a complex emotion that seems to be deeply ingrained in the human condition.
paranoia and a deeply ingrained personality cult.
There is also a deeply ingrained tradition in the Church that personal aspiration for leadership at any level is inappropriate.
Tax evasion is deeply ingrained in Greece's culture,
By that time, the improper intonation was already deeply ingrained into my Swedish, and undoing all that“damage” would take years of hard work.
our stories become so deeply ingrained, so taken for granted,
a man whose character has become deeply ingrained in the Serbian people.
has been catching up to ancient mysticism and concepts deeply ingrained in various cultures throughout the ancient world.
has become deeply ingrained in processor architecture.
outworn possessions to an unhealthy relationship or a deeply ingrained, self-defeating attitude.
Mouser's customer service excellence is deeply ingrained into its corporate culture,
she seems to shed a deeply ingrained disgust and distrust of men.
Mouser's Customer Service Excellence Program is deeply ingrained into its corporate culture,
the superiority of markets over governments is an assumption so deeply ingrained that it is not even recognised as an assumption.
These days, I can get six-pack abs pretty quickly because I have such deeply ingrained muscle memory from my teenage years as a gymnast,
hair-like strokes that aren't as deeply ingrained in to the skin(in comparison to,