Ingrained example sentences

"Ingrained" Example Sentences

1. He had an ingrained distrust of authority figures.
2. Her habits and mannerisms were so ingrained that they were hard to change.
3. The children quickly developed an ingrained dislike for the taste of broccoli.
4. Racist attitudes became ingrained over generations of systemic oppression.
5. After years of training, proper posture became ingrained in her daily movements.
6. Their ingrained cynicism made them doubt even the most honest intentions.
7. His ingrained ideals of masculinity made it hard for him to open up emotionally.
8. An ingrained love of learning made her eager to read anything she could get her hands on.
9. The focus on winning at all costs became ingrained in the culture of the team.
10. His ingrained good manners made him polite even to those he disliked.
11. Racist attitudes become ingrained through constant exposure at a young age.
12. An ingrained fear of intimacy kept her from forming deep relationships.
13. The selfish habits became ingrained during his spoiled childhood.
14. Her ingrained optimism helped her see the bright side even in difficult times.
15. The fear of failure became so ingrained that she avoided any situation with the possibility of failure.
16. The ingrained habit of waking early made it hard for him to adjust to a different schedule.
17. The ingrained routines made it hard for her to adjust to an unexpected change in plans.
18. Ingrained arrogance prevented him from considering opposing viewpoints.
19. An ingrained sense of duty compelled her to help those in need.
20. The ingrained rhythms of the music entered the dancers' very souls.
21. Her ingrained habit of perfectionism caused her unnecessary stress.
22. The desire for approval became an ingrained part of her personality.
23. The greed became so ingrained that he cared little for those hurt by his actions.
24. Ingrained prejudices blinded him to the kind and loving people in the outgroup.
25. Ingrained trauma responses made her go into fight or flight at the slightest provocation.
26. The need to always be right became ingrained after years of criticism as a child.
27. Ingrained competitiveness made him unwilling to cooperate or compromise.
28. The repetitive exercise patterns became ingrained over years of training.
29. The ingrained desire for approval made her susceptible to peer pressure.
30. The ingrained routines gave her a sense of stability and structure.
31. Ingrained negative thought patterns made it hard for him to recognize his own worth.
32. The ingrained behaviors became second nature and hard to break.
33. An ingrained spirit of rebellion made him chafe at any attempt at control.
34. The ingrained belief in her own inadequacy affected her performance.
35. Ingrained beliefs based on false stereotypes prevented understanding between groups.
36. His ingrained work ethic compelled him to keep pushing forward.
37. The ingrained secrecy prevented him from opening up and sharing his feelings.
38. Her ingrained love of nature led her to hike and garden as often as possible.
39. The ingrained patriarchal values taught women to be subservient.
40. The fear of public speaking became ingrained after years of anxiety.
41. Her ingrained curiosity led her to ask many questions and seek out new information.
42. The unquestioned assumptions became ingrained through repetition.
43. After years of not exercising, unhealthy habits were ingrained and hard to break.
44. The ingrained belief that hard work leads to success motivated him to put in long hours.
45. The ingrained habits of Instant gratification made delayed rewards seem less attractive.
46. Ingrained doubt and insecurity held her back from pursuing her dreams.
47. The ingrained discipline and work ethic served him well in his career.
48. The ingrained stress responses caused him difficulty falling asleep at night.
49. The need for approval became so ingrained that she based her self-worth on others' opinions.
50. The ingrained lessons instilled in her by teachers stuck with her throughout life.
51. The sense of entitlement became ingrained after years of people giving in to her demands.
52. The ingrained fear of embarrassment prevented her from doing anything out of the ordinary.
53. Ingrained perfectionism prevented her from finishing many projects she started.
54. The ingrained patterns of unconscious bias were hard to recognize and overcome.
55. The ingrained laws and customs reinforced societal injustice.
56. The ingrained routine gave her a sense of comfort and stability.
57. Ingrained politeness made him reluctant to offend even the rudest of people.
58. The ingrained desire to please others caused her to neglect her own needs.
59. After years of practice, the proper form became ingrained in his muscle memory.
60. The ingrained assumption that men are better leaders persisted despite evidence to the contrary.

Common Phases

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1. Became ingrained over time/years
2. Ingrained habit
3. Ingrained beliefs
4. Made it hard to change
5. Became an ingrained part of
6. Ingrained attitudes/values
7. Ingrained distrust/cynicism
8. Hard to break ingrained behaviors
9. Ingrained need for approval
10. Ingrained fear/doubt