Sentences with phrase «so entrenched»

WHY: For adopted kids, abandonment is a deep shame so entrenched, our kids don't even know they are operating out of it.

In fact, he's so entrenched in Camp Cartwheel that he met his wife, Kisha, the camp's volunteer medical director, at camp, proposed to her there, and got married at Torino Ranch, where the camp is held.

When co-parents are so entrenched in their conflicts that all other attempts to intervene have failed, the court may have no choice but to refer them to a parent coordinator or an arbitration program.

Especially problematic is when the alignment becomes so entrenched that children join forces with one parent to completely reject and denigrate the other, once - loved parent (Darnall, 1998; Wallerstein & Kelly 1980; Warshak, 2001).

Second, most couples develop patterns of interacting with each other around conflict and sometimes these patterns become so entrenched they actually interfere with the couple working through problems.

I recently came across a paper published in 1994 by Dutton and colleagues that helped me understand why some couples are so entrenched.

He has become so entrenched in detailed routines and being away from meaningful relationships that he has lost touch with the virtues of humanity and transcendence, and the character strengths they entail.

I am so entrenched with what you have said about her that I believe you, stepmom and your family.

If you and your spouse become so estranged from one another and so entrenched in your positions that your lawyers» negotiations get you nowhere, your divorce will go to trial, in which case you'll lose all control over the terms of your divorce, the cost of your divorce will skyrocket, and your divorce will become even more emotionally difficult and damaging.

When a couple is so entrenched in a negative space that they have difficulty recalling a special time in their relationship, resolution is less likely.»

Some couples are so entrenched in negative intentions and attitudes that they are either unwilling to use what they know or somehow they use communication techniques in ways that make matters worse.

In most cultures, expectations or norms about male and female dating behaviors (e.g., guy approaches girl) are so entrenched that there are special days or dances where the script is flipped.

So an entrenched alienated child gets an adult megaphone... great.

In fact, the process is so entrenched that the bank is sometimes referred to as «Government Sachs.»

So entrenched in society is the notion of cryptocurrency trading that when news of a potential ban started to make the rounds, the community was up in arms.

Windows Phone 8.1 goes a long way toward making switching easier, and there are a number of genuinely great, unique things about it — I really love the Start screen — but most people are so entrenched in Android or iOS that Microsoft has to make a stronger case.

I think these stereotypes are so entrenched in male communities that men lack optimism and come to the table thinking that it is a lost cause.

And I think because the parents are often just so entrenched in their own hurt and anger and dysfunction, they don't get the impact they're having on their kids.

To break the cycle, we need the experience of someone who knows legal practice, but who is not so entrenched that they can not see the flaws in the system.

In fact, though the rules may vary in some jurisdictions, so entrenched is the rule that costs follow the event, that even if you don't plead costs, the court's will entertain your application if you win at trial.

Further, by the time the change were to become manifest, ABS would be so entrenched as to be utterly immoveable.

It is so entrenched in our quotidian affairs that we take it for granted.

Have clients become so entrenched in the billable - hour concept that they don't realize that there's a better way?

And even when boom times return, by then, offshoring may be so entrenched that corporations may not ever go back.

Webh — Apparently you are so entrenched in your mistaken perception that you refuse to believe your own eyes.

This whole denier meme is so entrenched that the climate community insiders don't see it for what it is.

«The AGW biases within the AMS policy makers is so entrenched that it would be impossible for well known and established scientists (but AGW skeptics) such as Fred Singer, Pat Michaels, Bill Cotton, Roger Pielke, Sr., Roy Spencer, John Christie, Joe D'Aleo, Bob Balling, Jr., Craig Idso, Willie Soon, etc. to ever be able to receive an AMS award — irrespective of the uniqueness or brilliance of their research.»

But the lucrative incentive has become so entrenched that efforts to roll it back are proving tricky, even risky.

I am getting the impression you either do not understand what I am arguing (and have been for years) or you are so entrenched in your belief that we can not estimate costs and benefits of proposed polices, therefore we should not even make best efforts to do so.

Yet it's so entrenched that any expression of skepticism endangers one's own position, even in a completely different field.

Maybe the debate is so long and acrimonious, the suspicions of motives so entrenched, the buttons so tender and swollen, that we have reached an insurmountable impasse.

In fact, so entrenched is my morning coffee habit, that it would take an earthquake, a major explosion in the kitchen or the sudden realisation that I'm missing a limb, to distract me enough from its drinking.

It's difficut to think about competing value systems these days, because the utility or price theory of value has become so entrenched with orthodox, post-classical and neo-classical economists that it has become axiomatic.

(reminds me a bit of Chrichton's book) There seemed to be no reasoning with him to change this view - it is so entrenched psychologically that he will do anything to convince himself that global warming is a non-science.

She ignores facts, context, and relevance in order to support a meme that is so entrenched in the shadows as to be void of relevance.

He was only an art critic for less than three years anyway, but his reputation as a toxic downtown savant became so entrenched that people in 2014 still expect that Mr. Indiana will offer a strenuous denouncement of the Whitney Biennial in print, rather than serve as an artist in the show.

In the latest issue of frieze, Michelle Orange asks whether acting awards should be gender neutral: it's a small but potent opportunity for Hollywood to «disrupt an order so entrenched that, until now, few have thought to question it.»

«My primary response was to admire women who are younger than me who have come together to address an issue that, in my experience, is so entrenched.»

No other building in the series is so entrenched with history.

Danto's definition of art as being about something is so entrenched it is hard for the counterexample of abstract painting to be appropriately appreciated.

It isn't that this is an undeserving topic, it is that this thread has been so entrenched that it is beyond meaningful discussion.

Rooted in the duty, discipline, and honor so entrenched within the way of the warrior (bushido), the Samurai is an absolute master of sword wielding and melee attacks.

I was quick to dismiss its humor and writing as lazy, if only because I thought it was so entrenched in not giving a shit that it doubled back on itself and seemed boringly pretentious.

Mr. Skeldon, who got his job mainly because of old family ties, loves the law better than animals, and has a prejudice against pit bull breeds so entrenched he even kills puppies far too young to be considered vicious.»

Collie eye anomaly, in particular, is so entrenched in this breed that up to 95 % have or carry CEA.

It's so entrenched in the system that everyone thinks it's fine, normal, and a model for the way things should be done on Wall Street.

This collective delusion became so entrenched over the years, Greeks appear to believe they're still entitled to this obscene level of expenditure.

No single entity can become so entrenched in a digital industry to make it impossible to get rid of them.

The myths are so entrenched and pervasive, it can be disheartening.

However, there are some out there who are so entrenched in the world of Chrome, that these laptops become their primary computer as it checks all of the boxes.