Sentence examples similar to deep rooted aversion from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that many Indian restaurants now have decent wine lists, there's still a deep-rooted aversion to the idea that curry goes with wine.

'No,' she smiles, sinking back into the sofa, 'it really does get me quite worked up, you know?' Prescription If anyone can cure the Patient's deep-rooted aversion to hip hop, it is Britain's Plan B ('Who Needs Actions When You Got Words').

"Indeed, our thinking about moral purity appears in some respects to be a metaphorical extension of our deep-rooted aversion to filth and contamination".

But does a deep-rooted aversion to gum really qualify as a legitimate phobia?

30 Violence toward others is restrained by a seemingly deep-rooted aversion to harmful actions.

"The problems are deep rooted," he said.

This revealed some landraces having higher herbicide scores than Black Gora, the deep rooted check.

There is a deep rooted human attachment here.

This could signal the deep rooted poverty in this study population.

Female genital cutting is deep rooted practice in East Asia and north-east of Africa.

Sodom apple is a deep rooted, wild shrub well-acclimatized to salinity and drought [ 5].