Sentence examples for feel rootless from inspiring English sources
"If you have no temple in the community, you feel rootless".
It certainly is for people who feel rootless, like 23-year-old Mohammad Alhajali, who left Syria escaping the war and died in the fire; for communities who might have never felt like they had a stake in society, whether it was because of a van telling them to go home, hearing sisters in the mosque talking about hijabs being snatched, or targeted acid attacks.
Jay feels rootless, adrift between England and India.
Without a home she felt rootless and unable to get her life back on track.
After six years of uncertainty following the end of the war, Wallis still felt rootless and "homeless on the face of the earth".
She shared her admiration for writing that emerged from a sense of tradition and landscape, but she herself felt rootless: "I stand before you as a writer without any ground of being out of which to write: really blown about from country to country, culture to culture, till I feel — till I am — nothing".
I felt rootless, lost and depressed.
But she still felt rootless.
The family dynamic becomes a total mystery, and the child often feels rootless.
Although it's nominally set between the wars, the movie feels rootless and adrift, less a fable than a story only half told.
