Sentence examples for deep-seated themes from inspiring English sources

The Coens are known for incorporating deep-seated themes into their works, from the balance of feminism and masculinity (in The Big Lebowski) to consequentialism and recidivism (Raising Arizona, Fargo) to questioning the importance of art in the world (Inside Llewyn Davis, Hail, Caesar!).

"That's where the difficulty is," he went on, "because our work is much more poetic and has themes and reasons for its design which are much more deep-seated and almost biblical very often.

The report said union corruption was "widespread" and "deep-seated".

At the same time, he nourished deep-seated anxieties and compulsions that made him fearful of taking on any challenge, one of the major themes of "The Quitter" (2005).

It's deep-seated.

It's too deep-seated.

But Italy's problems are deep-seated.

"But it's very deep-seated.

"It's very deep-seated.

It has deep-seated problems.

"This is a deep-seated problem.