Sentence examples similar to deep-rooted affection from inspiring English sources

After analysing the behaviour of its 32 million shoppers he said that while some retained a "deep rooted affection for M&S" for others M&S "is no longer their first choice".

The best thing I do is drink [beer] at whatever time possible because I don't want to remember the past". But Chongo's love of football was deep-rooted, an affection that will shine on through the names of three of his children - Chelsea, Kluivert and Heskey.

In 1793, when they had been married for almost 30 years, Abigail commented that time subdued "the ardor of passion" and left in its place a deep-rooted, enduring "friendship and affection".

It's deep-rooted.

It is not deep-rooted.

"There's deep-rooted corruption.

It is a deep-rooted belief.

It also fulfilled deep-rooted emotional needs.

"It's very deep-rooted".

Poverty and inequality are deep-rooted.

Sure sounds like a deep-rooted trait.