Sentence examples for has historic roots from inspiring English sources
The River LINE has historic roots, too.
This connection also has historic roots -- during the Middle Ages, extravagant meals or banquets hosted by the wealthy often featured sculptures made from edible ingredients like pastry dough, sugar and ice, according to the book Ice: The Nature, the History, and the Uses of an Astonishing Substance.
The billboards on the facade have historic roots on Vine Street, where the modernist Richard Neutra designed an office building in 1933 for the film executive Carl Laemmle of Universal Studios that included billboards trumpeting his latest film releases.
Even some of today's seemingly extreme, alternative trends have historic roots.
Rape and pillage have historic roots in warfare, yet the "culture" of domination is still with us today.
Some older black officers say a lack of understanding and some heavy-handed, old-school policing tactics decried by activists and black cops alike have historic roots in Jim Crow segregation.
The town of Bled has historic landmarks.
Migration in West and Central Africa has long historic roots and the migration of children has to be understood within a broader context of cultural, religious and ethnic relations, economic strategies and social mobility.
"Blood libel" has deep historic roots in the antagonism between Christianity and Judaism that began in the first century when the emerging Christianity struggled to separate from Judaism and establish an independent identity.
Migration in West and Central Africa has long historic roots.
