deeply-held

Individual's deeply held values are usually not the result of rational choice, but the result of socialization.

I try to disequilibrate these kids, to get them to challenge their deeply held assumptions with questioning that throws them off balance.

This debate pits the country's economic need against some of its most deeply held social values.

Deny the existence of God and you may be challenging your neighbours' most deeply held beliefs.

Because of deeply held traditional beliefs that men must be the homeowners and heads of the household, women rarely purchase homes.

The parents insisted that his "lifestyle" was a grave sin, incompatible with their deeply held religious beliefs.

There's an art today to acknowledge how deeply held are the differences, but not let differences devolve into divisions.

But that runs against the deeply held libertarian ethos of the Internet.

But often that requires some changing of deeply-held traditions, and some uncomfortable discussions among families and friends.

"Positive" news gives people hope, which can quickly spread, become deeply held beliefs.

And it reflects his deeply held conviction that global economic instability could bring rising demand for gold.

But this deeply held egalitarianism also makes the Nordic model difficult to export.

When history gets re-written like this, it can lead to head-on collision with deeply-held beliefs.

Our faith in meritocracy is deeply held and hardly questioned.

This localism underscores one of Mr Treichl's deeply held beliefs: that big banks fail because they become unmanageable.

Other White "conductors" felt compelled to take part because of their deeply held convictions.

So, how do you change beliefs that are deeply held but factually incorrect?

Represents the deeply held belief within the organization and are demonstrated through the day-to-day behavior of all employees