Sentence examples for Deep-seated conflict from inspiring English sources

Along the way his movement has laid bare a deep-seated conflict between wildly popular devotion to the Virgin Mary and the efforts of the established church to keep that devotion in check.

The Proposition's director, John Hillcoat, proved Australia's sun-baked outback and violent colonial history also make a natural fit with the genre in this 2005 hit, which takes the familiar dramatic tension of deep-seated conflict between siblings as a springboard to a blood-splattered story exploring moral relativity by way of revenge and betrayal.

Because you feel like you're failing, every single day". For him, this "deep-seated conflict" contributed to his choice to stop practicing.

At the core of the battle of narratives lies a definition of rights that has allowed both parties to ensure that peace negotiations do not produce the kind of painful compromises on both sides needed to achieve a definitive resolution of their deep-seated conflict.

With them, argues City veteran Tony Greenham of the New Economics Foundation thinktank, came deep-seated conflicts of interest.

Deep-seated conflicts arose between the alafin, or ruler, and his chiefs, including both provincial rulers and lineage chiefs and councillors at the capital.

Yet the deep-seated conflicts that divide Libya – between East and West, between rival tribes, between Arabs and blacks – are likely to come roaring back.

But deep-seated conflicts force a leading translator to confront the betrayal of his youthful religious ideals, for the sake of social peace.

In the final stop on his European tour, President Bush met Monday in Belfast with leaders of Northern Ireland, implying that peacemaking efforts there would be a model for other deep-seated conflicts around the world, including Iraq.

Objective information includes the person's observable behaviour and usually does not require the assessor to draw complex inferences about such topics as attitudes toward parents, unconscious wishes, and deep-seated conflicts.

Opposition figures and academics have said elections will not resolve deep-seated conflicts in Thai society.