Sentence examples similar to deep-seated devotion from inspiring English sources

Europeans have deep-seated reasons for their devotion to stopping fraud and their rapid adoption of smart cards.

Along the way his movement has laid bare a deep-seated conflict between wildly popular devotion to the Virgin Mary and the efforts of the established church to keep that devotion in check.

Yet, Gale felt, any assessment of Hay must include negatives as well, that after his marriage to the wealthy Clara Stone, Hay "allowed his deep-seated love of ease triumph over his Middle Western devotion to work and a fair shake for all".

Broderick's slyly understated onstage manner absolutely fits Greg, and he doesn't miss Greg's slowly realizing the devotion to Sylvia is a manifestation of deep-seated denial.

It's deep-seated.

It's too deep-seated.

Bulbs mostly not deep-seated.

But Italy's problems are deep-seated.

"It's very deep-seated.

It has deep-seated problems.

"But it's very deep-seated.