Examples of using So ingrained in English and their translations into Greek
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Most of our daily routines are so ingrained that we rarely think of changing them.
This is so ingrained in people that a sentence like"the official story" has basically become a synonym for"a coverup/lie".
And it's possible that it is the idea itself that is so ingrained as fact that it affects our perception.
School/work is so ingrained into their lives that they have no significant life outside of that.
I'm pretty sure Ihave more habits that contribute to my wellbeing, but they are so ingrained into who am I, that I don't even notice them.
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Habits often become so ingrained that we keep doing them even though we're no longer benefiting from them.
When such symptoms appear, we should take a break from our activities and determine which negative thoughts orbeliefs are so ingrained in our life that they can hurt us.
Signs and symbols are so ingrained in people's minds that we often don't even think about their origins.
But as NYT said, the use pirated OS andthe lack of willingness to pay for software is so ingrained in their culture that this event likely won't change that mindset.
Sometimes you're so ingrained in some of these attitudes and old behaviors from lifetimes ago, from families ago.
But the allure of handshakes near the seashore is so ingrained in the CCP's political culture that his campaign went nowhere.
It has to be so ingrained in the organization, that it is not something they set time aside for, it is like brushing your teeth to them.".
Dark-skinned Americans have been facing racist structures so ingrained that those of us outside those structures didn't even realize they existed.
It is so ingrained in us that people will find themselves doing it instinctively ahead of public speaking, or while enduring the pain of a wound being disinfected.
This is not at all to say, as the liberals do,that this attitude is so ingrained that we should throw our hands in the air and police our movements so they appeal to liberal sensibilities.
This is so ingrained that to even suggest we should feel their deaths as deeply as that of our best friend sounds a little ridiculous.
Help to correct This mental association between language learning andbook-based study is unfortunately so ingrained in the popular consciousness that even those who choose to learn a language outside of school think that it requires long hours of boring, dry, book-based study.
It is now so ingrained into the consciousness of all Palestinians that it would be impossible to imagine a truly peaceful future without justly and carefully addressing that original crime.
You can't handle the truth!” is so ingrained in pop culture that it's become tough to take such a line seriously.
Or maybe fat talk is so ingrained in our culture that you can't help but scrutinize your thighs in the dressing room mirror.
The leftist's feelings of inferiority are so ingrained that he cannot conceive of himself as individually strong and valuable.
This view is so ingrained that even in common parlance the word"dinosaur" has become synonymous with antiquity and stupidity.
But the freedom of speech was so ingrained in the American mind by that point that there was little the federal government could do about them.
The F.O.B. is so ingrained in the language of this war that soldiers who stayed mainly on base were once derisively called Fobbits by those outside the wire.
A legacy of apartheid, inequality remains so ingrained the ANC hasn't been able to narrow the wealth gap since taking power 25 years ago.
And this ignorance is so ingrained that no quiet ray of reason may ever penetrate this wild darkness, and only a blazing bolt of lightning that starts a fire that burns everything to the ground will brink clarity and light.
Objections to shooting a cop are so ingrained in the American psyche that I can visualize many readers wincing as the subject is openly discussed.
Wireless networks are so ingrained in our daily lives that it is already difficult for many to imagine it without Wi-Fi networks.
This expectation is so ingrained that people in meetings routinely answer their cell phones to say,“I'm sorry, I can't talk now, I'm in a meeting.”.
Just the opening quote- a phrase we all know- is so ingrained in popular culture that even people who haven't seen a single Star Wars movie have heard the line.