Sentence examples similar to that deep rooted from inspiring English sources

It's not a sport but a way of life that has deep rooted tenants that [we] pretty much live by".

This world is so overwhelming to the sensitive babe and is a place that has deep rooted social, religious, and economic structures that tell us we aren't shit all day.

We must respond not by shouting back and harassing those who disagree with us at their places of worship, but by building bridges, starting conversations, and standing up together for social justice that is deep rooted in all our faiths.

I think it makes sense as chefs and food trend is going towards getting back to ancient, time honored food traditions that is deep rooted in nature (foraging) and fermentation (living bacteria).

They are certainly far cheaper and more effective than trying to remedy problems that are already deep rooted when children are at school.

Congress will be encouraged to pass laws to fight corruption, another social cancer that is especially deep rooted in Mexico.

The uptake of nitrogen from soil after heading was higher in Dro1-NIL than in IR64, suggesting that deep rooting improved nitrogen uptake from the lower soil layer, resulting in a higher yield in Dro1-NIL.

The studies show that drought resistance is very species specific (Friedrichs et al. 2009; Pretzsch et al. 2013; Zang et al. 2014), especially that deep rooting species such as sessile oak or Scots pine (Abrams 1990; Irvine et al. 1998) are more drought resistant than shallow rooting ones like Norway spruce or Douglas-fir (Bréda et al. 2006).

The preference for a boy is so deep rooted that also women prefer to have sons.

In fact, television represents everything that deep-rooted culture is not.

"I don't have that deep-rooted sadness that everyone else has," she testified.