Sentence examples similar to deep-rooted heritage from inspiring English sources
The area's deep-rooted agricultural heritage has meshed with kitchen savvy to make Saugerties a stomping ground for culinary geeks.
The mayor Jean Tremblay (pictured) cited the province's deep-rooted Roman Catholic heritage as justification for saying prayers before meetings.
One culture was stagnant and ingrained by deep-rooted traditions, religion and family heritage.
That's the only way a person without some sort of deep-rooted connection that goes back to German heritage will become a Bayern fan".
The investigation into the murder of the informant — a former Algerian policeman who fled Islamist violence in his home country — reveals deep-rooted relations between France and Algeria that transcend the colonial heritage.
Mountain peoples often have a deep-rooted connection to the soils they live on; it is a part of their heritage.
This could be because he projects the image of a powerful leader who is proud of his Eastern Orthodox heritage, visiting the monastic community of Mount Athos in northern Greece and playing on deep-rooted feelings in his own country and here.
"There's deep-rooted corruption.
