Examples of using Ingrained in English and their translations into Swedish
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An ingrained conservative, he took over the doctrines,
Many women have an ingrained sexist mentality arising from the culture in which they were raised.
there's this sort of ingrained rivalry between people from the North
In a sense, it is a liberation from ingrained patterns, a different way to communicate in order to achieve new dimensions in the music.
Slow food is ingrained in the Finnish way of life
partly because it seems to be ingrained in the society and almost institutionalised.
It's so deeply ingrained in our processes, I can't imagine doing what we do without it.
The bureau commits itself to counteract ingrained norms and conventions
Moreover, the opportunism is so ingrained under the skin that our diplomats don't make exceptions.
you can feel how they smell from ingrained shit.
You can't get distracted from a sufficiently ingrained habit, no matter what useless crap is going on inside your head… unless someone goes
This story is so deeply ingrained in our minds that we take it for granted.
Elements that deviate from our ingrained schemes of forest landscapes intensify the unfathom-able aspects.
It gives your home a homely feel which is so ancient and ingrained in us that it is not possible to replace with something else.
are almost ingrained in the brains of any bodybuilding enthusiasts or athletes.
It has become ingrained in our day-to-day activities related to the business
Stark explores these ingrained patterns of interpretation
This proposal has little to do with road safety, and more to do with an ingrained anti-road agenda from the European Commission.
has become ingrained in many cultures.
you could easily end-up with process flow stagnation and ingrained complexities.