Sentence examples for deep rooted experiences from inspiring English sources

With these deep rooted experiences of ideological division, it is no wonder that Mazza and Keegan realized that storytelling has gained a greater sense of urgency.

"Gangs are deep rooted in society.

Is it deep rooted in your heart?

But then I asked the same question to a New Yorker with deep roots and experience in South America, and he said: "it's more like five years".

Regarding a second group of attribues, however, Alston and many other theists who are analytic philosophers diverge from Hartshorne rather significantly: Concerning contrast 5, Alston takes creation ex nihilo to be fundamental to theism because it has deep roots in religious experience.

The readiness to accept the vengeance theory has deep roots in the daily experience of bus travel – being thrown about as drivers hurtle off at breakneck speed, stereos blaring, amid clouds of dust; the constant harassment of the young and pretty; and the fact drivers often double up as drug dealers.

First, although belief in some sort of divine creativity has deep roots in the history of religious experience, it is not clear that these roots have to tap into creation ex nihilo.

We both have deep roots in and focus on running as a core component of the fitness experience".

A driven businessman with deep roots in the Mormon Church, the elder Huntsman found little to like about his experience in the Nixon White House.

The reluctance has deep roots.

The cases have deep roots.