Sentence examples for common roots from inspiring English sources

I really hope that these common roots are still alive".

He describes a musical culture that has lost touch with its common roots.

The improvisations of Persian and Indian classical music have common roots.

Both family trees trace back to disco and other, earlier, common roots.

An ecumenical pilgrimage to the Holy Land aimed at highlighting common roots despite separation has just concluded.

The beauty of the science is that it's showing us how all of these have common roots.

The idea was to celebrate their common roots and try to ease some of the partisanship over budget matters.

These churches acknowledge theological differences between Christianity and Islam, but stress the common roots and essential compatibility.

On the large end, great stands of poplar trees entirely connected by common roots are really a single organism.

Philologists' labours have identified some 200 words with common roots in all three main Finno-Ugric tongues.

For all their common roots and a southpaw stance they represented polar opposites in many ways, not the least in demeanour.