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

It's a method of leaving a business that many business owners are fascinated with, and one that could potentially leave a business in the hands of those who have a deep-seated interest in maintaining its prosperity: its hard-working employees.

It may have been a longing for respectability, given his family background, rather than any deep-seated interest in law or administration, that led him to Dewey & LeBoeuf.

Turkey is eager to avoid that outcome, since it could scuttle its own deep-seated interest in becoming a member of the European Union in the future.

Representative Mark Green, a freshman Republican from Wisconsin, said his deep-seated interest in sub-Saharan Africa stems in part from his British parents, who lived in South Africa before moving to Green Bay.

To begin to understand the deep-seated interest driving writer David Farley's research, replace Galileo with Jesus.

The first is the "technical interest," the "anthropologically deep-seated interest" we have in the prediction and control of the natural environment.

Residents of both share an agricultural and maritime history, revere open spaces and share a deep-seated if quixotic interest in seceding from Suffolk County to form a county called Peconic.

Etched in each side's mind are intense fears and emotions and a deep-seated commitment to defend their people's interests.

"This is a deep-seated problem.

Is it a deep-seated anti-Americanism?

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