Sentence examples similar to deeper rooted thing from inspiring English sources

He said: "It was a deep-rooted thing.

"There's some deep-rooted thing," said the Cyclones' pitching coach, Bobby Ojeda.

It was a deep-rooted thing.

"You can interpret something a little bit differently now and it turns out to be a deeper-rooted thing than you thought.

"It has to do with a deep-rooted negative thing that governed them for so long and made them unable to stand up and say, 'I am a Sami.' " Johann Mikkal Sara, 47, a member of the parliament said, "O.K., you can say this is just symbolic, but when Norway built this building, they accepted the Samis as people, and that's supremely important to us".

Surely a man can find an Asian woman attractive without necessarily having a deep-rooted and dodgy "thing" for Asian women.

What is more, many Germans have a deep-rooted dislike of things economic.

Bagehot: So why have you failed to shift public perceptions of the party to such a great extent?WH: I think these things are very deep rooted and some historic perceptions have got reinforced in the 1980s, even though that government was very successful at doing what it needed to do.

"The problems are deep rooted," he said.

There is a deep rooted human attachment here.

One thing that is clear is that the difficulties in reducing health inequalities should not be underestimated as these are deep rooted, long term problems.