Sentence examples for I feel rooted from inspiring English sources

"I feel rooted here in Logan," he says.

And as I carry the large chunks of meat to the kitchen, where Susan is trimming fat and wrapping each cut in butcher paper, I feel rooted in a place and a time and a purpose with someone I love.

Every ten blocks or so is a mini-neighborhood and I feel rooted in mine, nodding and smiling at people I eat by and walk near regularly.

I felt rooted to the land and connected to the horses almost immediately.

It was as if politics had woken me from books, and I felt rooted and at home.

After eating this chicken, I felt rooted to the earth in a profound way, and I felt more connected to our true nature.

It wouldn't be for years until I became a Heat fan; I felt rooting for the Heat was disloyal but when Pat Riley returned to Miami; that made it ok!

"I feel roots here, I guess, but it also makes me feel, to an extent, lost on the Earth.

I don't feel rooted anywhere, and I don't even feel comfortable saying I'm based in New York am I even based in New York?

I don't feel rooted here.

Hearing stories from the Village's remaining Italian-Americans, I try to feel rooted on streets that my grandparents, who left southern Italy to settle in New Jersey, never touched.