Sentence examples similar to deep rooted need from inspiring English sources

"Since that summer of 1955 I have written usually under artificial stimulants," he confesses before adding, "aside from the true stimulant of my deep-rooted need to continue to write".

It comes, I know, from a deep-rooted need to be accepted.

Unless you have a deep-rooted need to be the 'bad boy' of the supper club, don't do it.

With more reliable monitors of specific tissue oxygenation, such as near-infrared spectroscopy, we might begin to relinquish our deep-rooted need to fully correct hypoxemia.

There is an argument, however, that to change what are often quite deep rooted ways of working, we need different people 'inside the tent' to create the momentum.

There's no feverish, heat-induced irrationality motivating them – for one thing, those Wyoming hillside nights get pretty darn cold – but a deep-rooted emotional need that neither man quite understands.

"There is a need and an opportunity to address some of the deep rooted weaknesses of the UK economy.

The high unmet need among women with low level of education could be due to their deep rooted misconceptions about the benefits of contraception.

"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.