Sentence examples for from the same roots from inspiring English sources

The people most likely to do that are people who come from the same roots".

Both ecology and economics have emerged from the same roots – "oikos", the Greek word for household.

The dominant ideology of the day – from the same roots that delivered the crisis – forbids it.

"On the contrary, those dark memories should strengthen our determination to draw closer to one another as branches of the same olive tree, nourished from the same roots and united in brotherly love".

Just as "Broken Branches" implies that the political and the personal issue from the same roots and are, for better and worse, tightly intertwined, the paintings suggest that all things human rise and fall according to the way energy is generated and channeled.

But the concurrent appearance of a new recording of another masterwork — Monteverdi's "Madrigali Guerrieri ed Amorosi," of 1638, brought vividly to life by René Jacobs and Concerto Vocale on Harmonia Mundi — makes it clear that both composers, despite their obvious differences, sprang from the same roots.

Both can suffer from the same root problems.

In Romance languages, "seat" comes from the same root as "sedative".

"Credit" and "credible" come from the same root word, after all.

The Hebrew word for honey comes from the same root as its word for "word": as in, "In the beginning... "...

In Turkish the word literature, "edebiyat", comes from the same root as edeb, which means "good manners" or "moral correctness".