Sentence examples for feel uprooted from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, jet travel tends to make many of us feel uprooted and virtually homeless.
If you go to Dheisheh, you feel uprooted.
The Lebeds had proved that if your adolescent child was online, you didn't need to leave your house to feel uprooted.
"I returned to take another postdoc in the U.K., knowing that I would feel uprooted from the life I had built in the U.S. and miss my friends, but I never expected the transition to be as hard as it was," Meek says.
These children, many of them in their teens, feel uprooted.
"I always felt uprooted," he says.
This transition left me feeling rather uprooted.
Among my favourites are Rumer Godden's Miss Happiness and Miss Flower, a pair of dainty Japanese rag dolls who, summarily uprooted and posted off to England, feel homesick and helpless in their new surroundings.
Simon felt he was being uprooted - he didn't even know where to.
He was on the move so much of the time that I felt the image of the uprooted home helped convey that mobility.
But some longtime East Village residents felt particularly sharp pangs upon glimpsing an uprooted willow that stood for more than 30 years in a community garden on East Ninth Street.
