Sentence examples for deep-seated grudge from inspiring English sources

Note from a man suffering from a deep-seated grudge.

The New Yorker, April 10 , 1948P. 21 Note from a man suffering from a deep-seated grudge.

The wording of the complaint suggests that he bore no deep-seated grudge against the school but simply engaged in what he regarded as a fun-filled prank.

And he suggested that forbearance could help end the deep-seated grudges at the root of the violence.

Back at Cold Mountain, over a period of years rather than months, the community collapses due to the economic exigencies of war and the activities of the Home Guard, a vindictive bunch of vigilantes pursuing deserters and set tling deep-seated grudges.

Francesca Simon, author of the stories about Horrid Henry and his peachy brother, Perfect Peter, has hit the jackpot and then some with her stories about, yes, deep-seated fraternal grudge-bearing rooted in that age-old idea that, where there are two brothers, one is destined to be good and the other bad.

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.