Sentence examples for has taken deep from inspiring English sources

Democracy, a rare flower in the third world, has taken deep root in India.

War has meant weak states, and chaotic and violent conditions in which organised crime has taken deep root.

The story of the evolution of his one big idea (though he shies away even from a word so indefinite, insisting, "There are no ideas hiding under those plates — they're just plates") has taken deep root in the lore of Minimalism over the years.

The story of the Igbo slaves who chose death over a life of slavery is a recurring story that has taken deep roots in African American and Gullah folklore.

As a result, violent revolution in those countries where democracy has taken deepest root looks less attractive, and more remote, than ever.

While the market has taken deeper dives in the past — it plummeted 37.8percentt from January 2000 to October 2002, for example — volatility is approaching its highest levels in several years.

Francis Bacon's philosophical masterwork Novum Organum, published in 1620, analyses four kinds of idols or false notions that "are now in possession of the human understanding, and have taken deep root therein".

Yes, but who knows what might have happened if the advice of Friedman and the "Chicago Boys' had taken deep root and influenced extant policies on the day of the earthquake?

He has taken a deep breath, and raised a storm.

"It's as if the regime has taken a deep breath," Mr. Atrissi said.

His tempo has taken a deep breath; Love Is Only a Heartbeat Away even has strings on it.