Sentence examples for very deep rooted from inspiring English sources

Bagehot: So why have you failed to shift public perceptions of the party to such a great extent?WH: I think these things are very deep rooted and some historic perceptions have got reinforced in the 1980s, even though that government was very successful at doing what it needed to do.

This internationalism has very deep roots.

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

Wells's self-image as a man of science had very deep roots.

It is settlement with a historical base and has very deep roots".

But in Britain the combination of science and spectacle has very deep roots.

Unlike most of my neighbours, I have no very deep roots here.

"We are a proud family with very deep roots," Joseph Bonanno said.

Every year I find myself drawn back to the fair by some very deep roots.

So the prime minister got it partly right on Saturday when he said: "I think this type of terrorism has very deep roots.

Comfrey has very deep roots that reach into the subsoil to draw up plant nutrients, which are then made available in its leaves.