Sentence examples similar to deep-seated logical error from inspiring English sources
There are legitimate deep-seated grievances.
A simpler axiom took its place: since war is hell, any means necessary may be used to end, in Churchill's words, "the vast indefinite butchery". It is a moral calculus that, for all its logical consistency, offends our deep-seated intuitions about the sanctity of life -- our conviction that a person is always to be treated as an end, never as a means.
Logic and "truth" rarely overcome deep-seated belief.
However, bearing in mind the extent of deep-seated magnetic investigations such as CPD, the utilization of such a small window width may be a fundamental error in the application of spectral methods for aeromagnetic interpretation for geothermal explorations.
She contends that the errors committed by government at local, state and federal levels after the storm exposed not deep-seated racism, but classism.
Bulbs mostly not deep-seated.
But Italy's problems are deep-seated.
"But it's very deep-seated.
"This is a deep-seated problem.
