Examples of using Ingrained in English and their translations into Slovak
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It's ingrained in people.
They often involve changing deeply ingrained habits.
It is ingrained in our DNA.
For many, the obsession with hair is ingrained at a young age.
Ingrained in Japanese culture.
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In fact, it is ingrained in human nature.
Ingrained in your romantic narrative.
Aren't those things ingrained in your being?
Forever ingrained in the collective consciousness.
That song is forever ingrained in my memory.
It's ingrained in your nature.
January 8, 2018 will be a day forever ingrained in my mind.
Forever ingrained in his memory.
Inspired by our heritage, performance is firmly ingrained in our DNA.
It is ingrained in his psyche.
The LGBTI community in Poland faces widespread and ingrained discrimination across the country.
They are ingrained responses for a reason.
Changing existing regulations and ingrained procedures is not always popular.
So deeply ingrained is it that only a total effort can successfully alter it.
In some cases such corruption was ingrained in the system and highly complex.
Love has ingrained two lines of tears and withering.
It has become so ingrained in people's lives.
It is as ingrained in our DNA as Color Guard or Plebe Week.
It must get ingrained in your corporate culture.
These words are ingrained in the heart of every Tibetan.
Misogyny is ingrained in people from the time they are born.
Because once fear is ingrained, it's difficult to completely remove.
If backpacking is ingrained in your DNA, the reader should know that.
Often in adulthood, these ingrained messages turn into full-blown co-dependency.
Drinking alcohol is ingrained in modern culture in many countries around the world.