| It was a tough review because I really had to face some deep-seated bad habits. |
| The robot was built for three levels of crouching, from barely crouching to a deep-seated squat. |
| They were undernourished, diseased, many of them with terminal illnesses or deep-seated mental conditions. |
| But it takes training to refrain from longstanding and deep-seated habits of which one is often unaware. |
| 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. |
| All of these cases are symptomatic of far more serious, deep-seated trends that are being promoted. |
