Sentence examples similar to something deep rooted from inspiring English sources

This should correlate with something deep and rooted in the earth (i.e. during the New Moon, a theme of rebirth and renewal, etc).

But he argues that there is something "deep-rooted" driving both to attempt to understand the world.

It is deep rooted inside him and actually I think it is something he is quite proud of".

"Gangs are deep rooted in society.

If you find that small, seemingly meaningless occurrences tend to dredge up heavy emotions and incite memories of past transgressions, then something deep-seated and rooted in the past is likely the cause of current tensions.

It doesn't seem right that something with such deep roots could be written off so fast.

But watching so many Americans disintegrate in one blink had torn something up from deep roots in me.

It would be sad if something with such deep roots couldn't sustain momentum over a year.

Among tournament officials and McIlroy's legions of fans and sponsors, of course, the fervent hope is that his sore wisdom tooth was what was bothering him and not something with deeper roots.

Helen Stringer, assistant director of the University of Edinburgh careers service, advises grads to take a step back and assess whether this is an immediate reaction to a temporary problem or something more deep-rooted.

But when they repeatedly and consistently cite their religious beliefs as their central motivation, we back off, stroke our chins and suspect that there has to be something deeper at play, a "root cause".