Sentence examples for a deep-seated fascination from inspiring English sources

OK, while we're tinkering, how about making the singer blind from birth but giving him perfect pitch, a deep-seated fascination with traffic lights, and the swagger of a younger, far better looking Noel Gallagher?

It is this perfect blend of two of the modern world's most deep-seated fascinations – the mystery story, and the gloriously varied dysfunctions of our own bodies – that has made House the most watched show on TV.

Strangely, each visitor harbors a deep-seated, urgent need to share his eerie fascination with Adolf Hitler the moment he finds out I'm German.

Strangely, each visitor harbours a deep-seated, urgent need to share his eerie fascination with Adolf Hitler the moment he finds out I'm German.

"This is a deep-seated problem.

Is it a deep-seated anti-Americanism?

Such a deep-seated conviction is entitled to great respect.

Note from a man suffering from a deep-seated grudge.

It's a deep-seated wanting to belong".

"Like, a deep-seated, sort of old-school Jesus belief".

The second is a deep-seated respect for fiscal orthodoxy.