Examples of using Deeply ingrained in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is deeply ingrained in our culture.
So why is this myth so deeply ingrained?
Autism is deeply ingrained into my brain.
What a shame, racism is so deeply ingrained.
It is deeply ingrained in our Jewish DNA.
And today, these pathways are deeply ingrained in our minds.
The fourth agreement- Always Do Your Best-is the one that allows the other three agreements to become deeply ingrained habits.
Sprituality is deeply ingrained in my way of life.
Perhaps it is the mentality of the ghetto that is still so deeply ingrained in us.
There's something Deeply ingrained in human biology.
Always do your best" is theagreement that allows the other three agreements to become deeply ingrained habits.
The working theory is that SBK had a deeply ingrained resentment of wealth and power.
Although to the single-minded biochemist or physiologist, this aspect of human behavior may appear to be irrelevant or even frivolous,it is nevertheless a deeply ingrained part of the human situation.'.
We always had the deeply ingrained desire to come back to our land and rebuild it.
The fear of ionising(nuclear) radiation is deeply ingrained in the public psyche.
Sugar has now become so deeply ingrained into the fabric of our society that some people can't imagine life without it.
The connection between food and our identity is also deeply ingrained in our cultures and traditions.
There has to be something deeply ingrained, something that people have truly felt, experienced firsthand, and lived through--a process created for people that is grounded in real experience and that leaves a deep impression.
The feeling of solidarity for the helpless Palestinians is deeply ingrained in all Islamic peoples.
And that's because it's still so deeply ingrained in them, even in 2018, that inequality is just a thing you have to come to expect.
This unique project constitutes an important breakthrough in the area of sustainable development,an idea which resonates with values and principles that were deeply ingrained in Bedouin society, prior to the era of urbanization of the last few decades.”.
Monotheism and the laws of the Torah were so deeply ingrained in the Jews that any attempt to separate the people from the essence of Judaism was seen as the death of the very soul of the nation.
But I think that this fusion of nature andarchitecture goes to show how deeply ingrained Shinto beliefs are into the Japanese aesthetic.
Habits can be deeply ingrained, but over time it's possible that even a quite troublesome reaction can assume its proper size and shape as one thing among many, rising and falling with everything else, no longer especially inhibiting or especially fascinating.
And when many of these habits are the product of deeply ingrained cultural norms, it is even harder.
In the Middle East, the blood libel was deeply ingrained in the consciousness of local Christian communities.
In direct talks with its members, I realized how deeply ingrained was the delegitimization of the idea of the Jewish State.
This had a profound effect on her personality, as it was deeply ingrained in her to keep all of her feelings and emotions strongly hidden.
To this very day our mothers continue to influence us both through our deeply ingrained perceptions of life and through our feelings towards ourselves and other people.
On the onehand, there are those who feel that language is so complex, and so deeply ingrained in the human condition, that it must have evolved slowly over immense periods of time.