Sentence examples for deep-seated authority from inspiring English sources

LETTER FROM WASHINGTON about the new budget deficit & Rep. John Spratt… Spratt, Democrat of South Carolina, comes across as a wielder of limited but deep-seated authority, in the manner of someone who has been headmaster of the same small boarding school for decades.

By Nicholas Lemann LETTER FROM WASHINGTON about the new budget deficit & Rep. John Spratt... Spratt, Democrat of South Carolina, comes across as a wielder of limited but deep-seated authority, in the manner of someone who has been headmaster of the same small boarding school for decades.

The Palestinian Authority, with its own deep-seated problems, had assumed authority over most of the Palestinian population.

Of course the Tories are never going to be able to generate anything analogous to Corbynmania among young people – with policies as detrimental to anyone under the age of 45 as theirs are, they're only ever going to attract the sort of young people whose deep-seated psychological lust for authority has crystalised into cruel political dogma.

WASHINGTON — The gunman who opened fire at an entrance to the Pentagon on Thursday, injuring two police officers, harbored a deep-seated anger toward federal authorities and may have believed that the government staged the Sept. 11 attacks, officials said Friday.

Daniel Shapiro, who served as U.S. ambassador to Israel under President Obama, echoed the dim outlook and noted another problem — the deep-seated mistrust between Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

Recognizing and articulating the history of segregation, mismanagement, and deep distrust between residents and public authorities, this process takes seriously the deep-seated and legitimate concerns of tenants with the aim of assuring much more positive outcomes in future redevelopment processes.

Rather, the problem stems from a deep-seated breakdown of trust between the people who use a currency and the monetary authority that issues it.

Financial authorities are not altogether persuaded that even these measures will change so deep-seated a system.

Her email hinted at the deep-seated mindset among white Americans who dismiss black humanity in order to preserve an unwavering deference to authority -- so I called her.

Republicans, he said, failed to address deep-seated concerns about the direction of trade policy, potentially reducing chances of passing any trade agreements reached under the new authority.