Sentence examples for deep-rooted contempt from inspiring English sources
To Republican ears, however, these are the words of a radical leftist with a deep-rooted contempt for business and for conservative white America, who condescendingly pretends to be a reasonable centrist in order to mask his real agenda.
Despite its deep-rooted contempt for President Zardari and the P.P.P., the military had become too demoralized after the raid on Osama bin Laden compound that it could no longer stage a coup against the civilian government.
"Hamas is deep-rooted, has struck many chords, including its contempt for the Oslo process, and is not likely to disappear," he wrote.
The fact this case is not novel suggests that it forms part of a worrying and deep-rooted mindset among certain elite factions of London's population which harbour a profound contempt for the rest of Britain.
"There's deep-rooted corruption.
It is a deep-rooted belief.
It also fulfilled deep-rooted emotional needs.
Poverty and inequality are deep-rooted.
