Sentence examples similar to deep-seated responsibility from inspiring English sources
It came from some deep-seated obligation I felt.
It's the deep-seated belief that we have the duty and responsibility to educate ourselves.
The basic problem, he said, is "more deep-seated in society" and involves parental responsibility and the waning of youth's respect for church and civic institutions.
Moreover, they are the longest-serving directors, and bear some responsibility for H.P.'s deep-seated ills.
A deep-seated cynicism is not an unreasonable response.
A prominent Catholic priest at the center of the main rioting area, Ardoyne in north Belfast, said he feared that the latest rioting chiefly reflects the collapse of parental responsibility in local households, not any deep-seated political agenda.
Personalism's insistence on personal freedom and responsibility, self-determination, creativity, and subjectivity all bear out this deep-seated resistance to collectivism.
It seemed that neither of her parents would take responsibility for her, and thus she began to suffer from the deep-seated anxiety and low self-esteem that were to plague her for many years.
This deep-seated problem needs focus, political will and an acceptance that this is a problem we all have responsibility to tackle.
