Sentence examples similar to deep-seated intention from inspiring English sources
What might that deep-seated purpose of art-making be?
"Why Africa Fears Western Medicine," by Harriet A. Washington (Op-Ed, July 31), argues that deep-seated African fears about the intentions of Western health providers may be justifiable, but she ignores the cynical manipulation of these fears by the Libyan government to deflect moral and economic responsibility for shortcomings in its health care system that led to the H.I.V. infections.
" A world away, in the nearby settlement of Bet Horon, Avi Weissman, who immigrated 30 years ago from Pelham Parkway in the Bronx, spoke with equally deep-seated suspicion of the Palestinians' ultimate intentions.
The play is a beautiful study of what happens when good intentions collide with deep-seated, well-masked prejudices, and it helps explain why today, decades into the civil rights movement, the gulf between races can seem as wide as ever.
Bulbs mostly not deep-seated.
But Italy's problems are deep-seated.
"But it's very deep-seated.
It has deep-seated problems.
