Sentence examples similar to deep-seated skill from inspiring English sources
Can you make someone with extraordinary skill but with deep-seated insecurities believe that he can thrive in the last two minutes?
People say to take a deep breath, to go for a walk, to take a nap--and when you struggle with deep-seated anxiety and poor stress management skills, things like that don't always help.
The most critical technical problem is how to parallelize a CUNFFT in the parallel strategy, which is conquered effectively by deep-seated research of basic principles and some algorithm skills.
Opposition supporters can mock but here was proof if anybody needed it of the player's deep-seated, desperate desire to win, which for all his skill, ingenuity and prowess is arguably Suárez's greatest trait.
The problems are deep-seated and decades old: outdated syllabuses, a focus on skills that do not meet national requirements and a misunderstanding of the true nature of employability.
But Italy's problems are deep-seated.
"But it's very deep-seated.
"This is a deep-seated problem.
Is it a deep-seated anti-Americanism?
