Sentence examples for deep entrenched from inspiring English sources

Various behaviours are not proof positive that someone is or isn't depressed, and, as with any armchair diagnosis, insisting that someone is not actually depressed just because of a show of something other than deep, entrenched sadness is actively harmful.

It's a deep, entrenched story to climb out of, and I'd be a liar if I said I've got it completely beat.

Systemic racism is deep, and deeply entrenched in all of our institutions, even government.

They are surely right: politicians, soldiers, guerrillas and their paramilitary rivals all have deeply entrenched positions and equally deep mistrust of each other.And there are more obstacles than that.

Rather, to change such a deeply entrenched "automatic" behavior, it is necessary to reach deep below the level of consciousness to somehow unconsciously change the problematic factory setting.

It is deeply entrenched and crosses the plateau in a series of deep gorges.

Through the Boston Mountains and the Ozark Plateau of southern Missouri, the White River is deeply entrenched in narrow gorges; much of its middle course is a valley more than 500 feet (150 m) deep.

People are deeply entrenched in belief systems that seem stronger than facts and certainly don't allow for a sense of compassionate, deep listening.

The smugglers were deeply entrenched.

Today, deeply entrenched biases remain.

Being that MongoDB's competition includes deep-pocketed entrenched database giants such as Oracle, the money should certainly come in handy.