Sentence examples for deep-rooted urge from inspiring English sources
But it's also, I believe, because we have a deep-rooted urge to assert our status by killing them and owning their body parts.
And it is wrong to portray the jihadis, as the Iraq expert Reidar Visser has put it, "as the implementers of some kind of deep-rooted popular urge for pan-Arab and pan-Islamic unity that supposedly pulls the Syrian and Iraqi people towards each other".
"The challenges the council faces in establishing and sustaining effective leadership and improvement are substantial and deep-rooted and we urge the council to seek external assistance in this through, for example, peer support".
Yet, DEMOCRACY is not deep-rooted ; or better, it is rooted in an uneven manner.
Their problems were more deep-rooted than just irresponsible spending but Watkins has still urged caution.
Both test the body's limits and urge a woman to perform a designated role that has deep-rooted history in pre-Hispanic culture.
Do states not think it is important enough to warrant prevention of repeat sexual offenses or is it a more deep-rooted problem of forgiving men -- and the vast majority of convicted sexual offenders are men -- their sexual urges?
"There's deep-rooted corruption.
