Sentence examples for being rooted from inspiring English sources

It's about being rooted, through art, in earth.

That's what you call being rooted in the community.

It's the point when Miliband talks about politics being rooted in communities.

Widespread fraud in tax affairs, welfare and farm subsidies is being rooted out.

"I view our efforts as being rooted in a longer and larger Democratic tradition," he said.

And with financial benefits may come a reassuring sense of being rooted in a particular place.

But being rooted firmly in place, I was able to take the leap of faith.

Being rooted in traditional LCA it also illustrates the value of traditional LCA for CLCA.

What I observed in China were instances of vocational teaching truly being rooted in vocational skills.

In every other walk of linguistic life, sexism is being rooted out.

Being rooted in Florida, Ms. Reno can only be governor of Florida.