| He had no vices, and Mrs. Simmons had ingrafted on him divers exotic virtues. |
| It is this implied engagement that so frequently offends the ingrafted white. |
| Kartoum has ingrafted all the vices of its northern society on the squalor and misery of its southern. |
| The castle rises from the point of a headland, and its foundations are ingrafted into a bare gray rock. |
| Upon its indigenous sorcery an Oriental star-worship had been ingrafted, the legends of which had lost their significance. |
| It shows the influence of older traditions on which are ingrafted the later inspiration. |
