Sentence examples for being uprooted from from inspiring English sources

Being uprooted from his birthplace has given him a lifelong sense of loss.

"We try to keep families from being uprooted from their neighborhoods," Mr. Rodriguez said.

They are worried about being uprooted from the communities where some have nested for more than a quarter century.

They are the ones who would pay the price of being uprooted from their homes and also from their deeply felt mission of settling the land.

The threat of being uprooted from the borough (which has the fourth highest private sector housing rents in the UK) by housing benefit caps provoked terror.

The figures show an unprecedented number of families who cannot afford to find homes in their local area being uprooted from their neighbourhoods and dumped further and further away from the capital, cut off from their relatives and support networks.

Highlights included five Banksy murals that had been uprooted from British streets and mounted, a glorious Frank Stella from 1974, and a special appearance from artist James Rosenquist.

Others have been uprooted from Congo's continuing civil war.

Hundreds of thousands have been uprooted from their homes.

Extremism must be uprooted from our society, and Muslims are willing to work with the government.

Since the invasion, more and more Arabs have been uprooted from their homes.