Sentence examples for deep rooted part from inspiring English sources

I think it is deep rooted part of human nature to desperately want to feel like we belong.

From a modern human perspective, I prize his sharp mind, but the evolutionarily deeper rooted parts of me worry over his physical health and stature.

But it is precisely this intransigence on his own part which gains him his audience, giving voice to a deep-rooted part of English culture.

A deep-rooted part of the newsweekly culture has been to serve a mass audience, but that market has been shrinking, and new subscribers come at a high price in call centers, advertising and deeply discounted subscriptions.

Reviewing the fourth Wilt novel, Wilt in Nowhere, Will Hammond in the Observer said Sharpe gave "voice to a deep-rooted part of English culture", and "confirms once again that his position at the heart of British comedy is as assured as that of the seaside postcard".

Philanthropy is a deep-rooted part of our culture and is a tie that binds families and communities together.

"That has become a deep-rooted part of British culture and it's partly down to the impact the poets of the trenches had after the war - Sassoon and Owen and Graves and the rest.

Gingerbread houses are a deep-rooted part of our holiday tradition.

Not in the "Let's do breakfast!" way that I imagine West Coast movie types emptily holler at one another across busy studio lots, but as a deep-rooted part of our cultural makeup.

"The problems are deep rooted," he said.

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