Sentence examples for deep-seated objections from inspiring English sources
India also has deep-seated objections to ceding Kashmir.
For one thing, Air Force commanders, in particular, have deep-seated objections to the possibility that Iraqis eventually will be responsible for target selection.
But Mr. Blair's decision to take up the subject stems from the belief that voters do not have deep-seated objections that Labor cannot overcome with arguments about its advantages to Britain.
The transparency issue was merely cover for deep-seated ideological objections to the agency's basic mission.
The conservative Prime Minister Tony Abbott has deep-seated religious objections, although opinion polls have suggested a majority of voters would be in favour of marriage equality.
Neither Republicans nor Democrats, after all, have a deep-seated ideological objection to simplifying the tax code or stimulating investment in research and development.
For example, in the past the Church has described "deep-seated homosexual tendencies" as "objectively disordered".
This may seem extreme, but we will later see a significant sense in which the creationists' religious objections are similarly comprehensive and deep-seated.
As we have seen, the IDC objection to evolution is, at least if held consistently, religiously very deep-seated.
