It's a concept that is firmly rooted in the minds of the fertile.
The memory of killings committed by the French authorities "remains rooted in the minds of Algerians and the French," he said.
That defensive end against Ireland, the third best team in the world, in the second half last weekend is one of those that will be rooted in the minds of every player on that pitch, the press guys writing about it and the fans in the stands and watching at home.
But he was not prepared, at this stage, to press for direct talks between the two governments.Hostility to America is so deeply rooted in the minds of Iran's conservative clerics that most of them still think of it as a premise of their 1979 revolution.
'The idea of treasures being hidden in ancient edifices is strongly rooted in the minds of Arabs and Turks,' wrote Burckhardt in his diary.
Gradually, evasion of apoptosis evolved to become a hallmark of cancer and became deeply rooted in the minds of cancer scientists [3], [4].
This result has two not mutually exclusive implications: first, it suggests that the representation of a paternalistic doctor-patient relationship would be more rooted in the minds of patients than in professionals, contradicting the idea of health professionals as reluctant to lose their dominant role in their interaction with a patient who would prefer greater involvement in decision-making.
To the pioneers of psychotherapy danger was rooted in the mind and security maintained through self-development.
This feat, known as oscillation, is rooted in the mind-boggling realm of quantum physics, which works on exceedingly tiny scales.
It is mind-boggling that in Africa, where soccer is deeply rooted in the minds, spirits and souls of the people, that the continent's soccer powers have not been willing or able to groom, identify and train black African head coaches.
