Sentence examples for deep-seated certainty from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Toobin's "Heavyweight" describes how Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has changed the Court's views on gender issues, while Margaret Talbot chronicles the intellectually combative style and deep-seated certainty of Justice Antonin Scalia in "Supreme Confidence".

Human beings have a deep-seated desire for certainty and control.

That deep-seated aversion to change, along with Mr. Mubarak's fierce pride and absolute certainty that he is the only person who can provide his country with the stability he so prizes, now occupies center stage in the Egyptian crisis, a psychological drama to rival the clash on the streets.

It's deep-seated.

It's too deep-seated.

But Italy's problems are deep-seated.

"But it's very deep-seated.

"This is a deep-seated problem.

Is it a deep-seated anti-Americanism?

There are legitimate deep-seated grievances.

(Or deep-seated Stone Cold Steve Austin issues).