Sentence examples for given deeper roots from inspiring English sources

Satin, the bad boy of the film's charter, was given deeper roots defining what provoked his violent temper against Sister.

His passion had to have deeper roots.

For the American public, it sounds practical and pragmatic to give people who have deep roots in the community and have good moral character a chance to get right with the law.

What's more, given that the Lib Dems have deep roots in the constituency, their candidate would be the favourite to win the primary.

Castro, 41, grew up in San Antonio as a multi-generational Mexican American, a subgroup that is less likely to speak Spanish at home, given its deeper roots in the United States.

The cases have deep roots.

"Williams have deep roots, very deep roots," he said.

"And they have deep roots in construction".

Those conflicting impulses have deep roots.

They have deep roots and long lives.

The problems have deep roots.