Sentence examples for has its root in from inspiring English sources

But it has its root in individuals, and lives on the principle not that people are funny, or that funny things happen to them, but on the contrary, that people are serious.

It might further be noted that tradition (al-kabar) has its root in the Arabic verb kabara, "to experience," with the additional sense of "to know," and even "to know thoroughly".

The PAC has its root in the ANC.

"While salsa has its root in Tex-Mex, its popularity crosses all cultures," Ms. Gonzalez says.

American optimism has its root in abundance and in the vastness of the land that "Oklahoma!" celebrates.

He answers his own question in "Persona" (1966), whose title has its root in the Latin for "mask".

"It has its roots in our own history".

Which is fitting, given that it has its roots in a Socratic dialogue of sorts.

It has its roots in classical phenomenology, but also draws on American pragmatism.

It has its roots in a desire to dominate the other.

It has its roots in African-American tradition.