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She recently published a book called The Language of Silence , about German literature's relationship to the Holocaust, in which she accuses Grass of a flippant disregard for Germany's victims: "[T]here is an ingrained obtuseness and insensitivity to those who suffered and died, evident in a language where silence is veiled in verbal dexterity and a creative exuberance rooted in pre-Holocaust aesthetics."
There's little evidence that an ingrained conservatism among Southern workers has kept unions out.
This is not to deny that there is an ingrained poetic in BeeWee--I have been offered a smile of whiskey (who could refuse?), directed to a beach where the water he weep over the rock , and told I feels a little bit much more better, thanks.
Voters are more likely to believe the Democrats on Medicare and more likely to believe the Republicans on tax cutting, which means that there is a limit to what political ads can do to reshape ingrained attitudes.
The etopians who are certain that digital reading devices are about to take over probably underestimate the doggedness of ingrained human habits.