Sentence examples similar to deep rooted views from inspiring English sources
"He will first need to challenge very deep-rooted views at the bank, and that will not be easy".
Pulitzer Prize winner Steven Hahn's provocative new book challenges deep-rooted views in the writing of American and African-American history.
Employees may nod and feign agreement during the training session, but if the message disagrees with their deep-rooted views of the world, they'll revert to doing what they think is right when the trainer is gone.
(This difference of view has deep roots: several southern European languages talk of "disloyal" competition when English uses the term "unfair").In other debt-ridden Western countries, including much of the euro zone, vested interests and tribal voter blocks are hunkering down to resist reforms and defend dwindling privileges.
Given that there are different conceptions of animal welfare that are not resolved by scientific research, and that these are based on values and world-views that have deep roots in our culture, how should we proceed in creating practical programs and policies to ensure high standards of animal welfare?
But this view ignores America's deep roots in European language, laws and customs.
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy, a man with deep roots in soccer through his ownership of AC Milan, has taken the contrary view.
Ian McCaw, Baylor's athletic director, viewed Briles as a "turnaround specialist," an offensive innovator with deep roots in Texas high school football.
The reluctance has deep roots.
The cases have deep roots.
