Sentence examples for deep-seated among from inspiring English sources

The students' attitudes represent prejudices that are deep-seated among the Bangladesh's educated elite and newspaper-reading classes.

In India, the government faces lasting and deep-seated anger among the population over the Mumbai attacks and years of suspicion among the governing elite that Pakistan will never really be ready to make peace.

AA apparently meets deep-seated needs among its members.

Mr. Vance developed a deep-seated popularity among local viewers, particularly in the majority-black District.

But behind his support is a deep-seated resentment among many others that they are missing out on progress.

There is no evidence that Mr. Bush has stirred any passion or deep-seated loyalty among the Republicans in New York who are working so feverishly on his behalf.

Trump's appeals reflect a deep-seated desire among conservatives voters -- as demonstrated by research -- for relatively simple explanations for what's going on.

Just think about teenage gangs, football and soccer rivalries, antipathies between Democrats and Republicans, or the deep-seated distrust among the nations belonging to the European Union.

But the violence expressed deep-seated frustrations among many Palestinians, especially with the failure of the 1993 Oslo peace agreement to change their lives.

NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report) — There is a deep-seated fear among some Americans that an Ebola outbreak could make the country turn to science.

Mr. Bills, the church spokesman, dismissed any suggestion that "reasonable differences of opinion" might be characterized as "deep-seated divisions among faiths".