Sentence examples similar to deep rooted folk from inspiring English sources
Sacks believes hallucinations – of sight, sound, and smell – are an essential part of the human condition, perhaps responsible for some of our most deep-rooted folk tales and even religious belief.
We have seen the collapse of Soviet Union -- which was triggered by a deep rooted food crisis.
"The problems are deep rooted," he said.
There is a deep rooted human attachment here.
My only requirement was that they possess a deep rooted passion and work ethic.
To Mr. Dylan and his band it was all folk music, all deep-rooted mongrel Americana; they were a folk festival in themselves, with no distinction necessary between unplugged and plugged-in, folk and rock.
Becker's droll and meticulous observation of a wide range of characters — including Tonkin (Robert Le Vigan), an overbearing soldier returned from Indochina, and Mayflower (Blanchette Brunoy), the girl he loves, who is supposed to marry Monsieur — also reveals the country folk's deep-rooted venality, violence, and tribalism, together with a code of secrecy that conveys the desperate wartime mood.
Yet, DEMOCRACY is not deep-rooted ; or better, it is rooted in an uneven manner.
The participants were conditioned to keep walking along a precipitous escarpment, sure of their own moral compass, but unknowingly impelled by a complex interaction of deep-rooted cultures, patriotism and paranoia, sediments of history and folk memory, ambition and intrigue.
