Sentence examples for breed deeper from inspiring English sources

In person meetings tend to breed deeper connections than phone calls.

But then, making an example of a good parent doesn't seem just either and would surely breed deep resentment?

BuThis winequalityritican start to dealing with the two "wars" of our time.

This has bred deep distrust between the two sides.

THERE are women in every era who beam a self-assurance that is bred deep in the bone.

In New Jersey, where a succession of political corruption scandals has bred deep suspicion of elected officials, that apprehension is one of the major obstacles facing the McGreevey administration's proposal.

That explains why the headlines I can see from 2016 bear so much resemblance to those from 1936: high unemployment and a lack of growth that has bred deep public resentment.

But the evil that has crept up on her while she was looking the other way is something quite other: a primal force whose roots lie in the godless and unearthly landscape around her, an innate and lurking foulness that goes beyond even violence, torture or murder – "a whisper of unrest bred deep in the soil".

But Lisa R. Shellenberger, a lawyer for the tribe, said the 1975 murders of the F.B.I. agents on the reservation had "bred deep mistrust" between the Oglala Sioux and the F.B.I., which she says may have affected the quality of the original criminal investigations and colored subsequent inquiries.

Floating by itself out in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Hawaii boosts its self-confidence from an awareness bred deep in the pores of the islands.

Many Sunnis view the Iraqi army as a force largely driven by the sectarian dictates of Maliki, a Shiite hard-liner whose exclusionary policies have bred deep resentment among the Sunni population.