"ingrain in" or "ingrain into"?
| It's ingrained in society to the point where its almost overlooked. |
| They are seen as an economic necessity in some regions, or are deeply ingrained in local culture. |
| They take decades to solidify and get ingrained in the collective psyche of the citizens of a country. |
| The cultural judgments that have been ingrained in us by birth start taking root more firmly than ever. |
| How the idea of separatism got ingrained in the minds of disillusioned Tamils has been discussed earlier. |
| These factors from earlier, harder ages are now ingrained in us as the standards by which we judge people. |
| Moreover, to create a dynamic sphere we need a well-informed citizenry where civil etiquette are well ingrained in them. |
| But media, too, have their own corporate interests to look after then to fight a problem which has been ingrained in the system. |
| This kind of religious fanaticism is so deeply ingrained in our society's psyche that anybody who dares to rebel against it is automatically termed an apostate. |
| What it is about is the general behavior that's ingrained in our society, with how we are using words and how they are loaded with mixed feelings for different people. |
| Let's just say; the Naughty Step had a child-sized bum mark ingrained into the carpet. |
| The creation and consumption of content, especially visual content, is ingrained into our modern world. |
| It shouldn't be this scary thing, instead it should be ingrained into the way the organization operates. |
| Hatred against Pakistan, Pak Army and Punjabis has been ingrained into the young and impressionable minds of Baloch students. |
| The stiff upper lip that their the British Elite ingrained into their sheeple will not work anymore as the British population explodes. |
| Actually this was so ingrained into our brains that when tomatoes were first introduced into Europe people thought it was poisonous and refused to eat it. |
| Pak lah tried but failed miserably because the adverse culture ingrained into UMNO and the Barisan Nasional government by Mahathir will take more then Pak Lah to change it. |
| People have been ingrained with an anti-government propaganda that says that anything that the government pushes for must be bad. |
| A status quo that developed rapidly and remained ingrained by the unhealthy and insincere struggle for power among the middle class. |
| To nurture is ingrained within my DNA. |
