Sentence examples for deep-rooted thoughts from inspiring English sources
Instead of helping one of her callers, Dr. Laura chose to go on a tirade that appeared to reveal deep-rooted thoughts on politics and black America.
We hypothesised that the association between obesity and hypertension might not be as deep-rooted as thought, neither among physicians nor among patients.
Both the music and art industry hold a deep-rooted appreciation for thought and action, stimulating a pulse of meaning from similar pools of exploration.
I suppose that because we tend to regard our own faces as wholly distinct, bearing the particular mark of our souls — anything else would be an affront to our deep-rooted human exceptionalism — the thought of a lookalike invites fascination.
His obsessive focus on Iran -- not to mention the seemingly irrational calculus that is driving him toward a politically suicidal confrontation with the U.S., his country's most important benefactor -- stems from deep-rooted convictions, a system of political thought and his own perspective on Jewish history.
Today she has penned her thoughts for Dazed exploring her deep-rooted issues with Trump and what his presidency means for America.
The view also satisfied certain deep-rooted longings.
It is a deep-rooted belief.
It also fulfilled deep-rooted emotional needs.
