| Its agenda is as broad as it is deep, touching personal nerves and deep-seated prejudices. |
| Many children have escaped or shown deep-seated reactions to their conscription by a group that had killed a loved one. |
| There is a deep-seated and strong resistance to the idea of police reforms. |
| Among these people, a veneer of tolerance masks a deep-seated attitude of superiority and is very patronising. |
| The director admits that these deep-seated tensions affected his own family experience as well. |
| If people are going to learn to engage in political action it is more likely to be deep-seated when they can relate it to their experiences. |
