Sentence examples for deep-rooted love from inspiring English sources
The phrase "deep-rooted love" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a love that is strong, enduring, and firmly established over time. Example: "Their deep-rooted love for each other helped them overcome many challenges in their relationship."
And they have deep-rooted love for their southern compatriots.
It brought out the deep-rooted love I feel for my country.
Replied Howard, 39: "I'm surprised it wasn't his [cut for space]." Off beat Like Dave Cameron's other Notting Hill confidantes, the shadow arts minister Ed Vaizey declares a deep-rooted love of popular music.
It is a song that is sad and hopeful and homesick and happy, a marriage of frustration, familiarity and deep-rooted love, the sound of that curious moment in the year when we all seem to realise where we belong.
His body is beat up, but with the world outside of skiing tuning in, Miller has done justice to his talent, to his seasons of excellence on the World Cup circuit, to his deep-rooted love for the way a ski cuts through ice or snow and takes him so very quickly to his destination.
They had done, after all – a pair of friends from the nowhere suburban town of Bushey, near Watford, with a deep-rooted love for Stevie Wonder and the Isley Brothers had become the biggest pop act in the country: what wasn't to like about that?
He was unwavering in his support of the mission of Catholic Charities and his deep-rooted faith and love of the Lord shown through in all he did".
My only requirement was that they possess a deep rooted passion and work ethic.
The Jethro Tull Christmas Album (Fuel Records, 2003): If you like deep-rooted traditional holiday songs, you'll love this album.
My relapse happens when I succumb to deep-rooted beliefs that my parents didn't love me, that they picked drugs and alcohol over me.
You can play and love cricket with the same deep-rooted attachment at any level.
