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• v  thoroughly work in
• v  produce or try to produce a vivid impression of
  Mother tried to ingrain respect for our elders in us

• I think now we have really started to ingrain a new culture of looking at problems and being open and I think that's your biggest safeguard.
• When in power from 1998 to 2004, the BJP renamed popular cities with names they deemed more "native" and changed school syllabi to ingrain a "Hindu" version of Indian history among .
• I think now we have really started to ingrain a new culture of looking at problems and being open and I think that's your biggest safeguard.

• grain
• impress
• instill

News & Articles

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• Essence speakers say education must be ingrained as one of society's top values
  Education leaders speaking at the Essence Festival on Saturday said communities and families have to ingrain education as a top priority and a guiding value to improve children's prospects for success, particularly among African-Americans. Steve Perry, founder of the...
  July 6, 2013 - New Orleans Times-Picayune

Quotes

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• Aaron Baddeley in Miami Herald
  Those years were perfect for me to ingrain the character in me that I need to have to come and play in a major,said Baddeley, also one of the tour's most devout Christians.
• Eric Nystrom in Edmonton Sun
  I definitely think they're trying to hammer in a mindset that we need to have -- ingrain an idea in our head,said Nystrom. "It's up to us to buy into it."