Sentence examples for has venerable roots from inspiring English sources

Yet painting on velvet has venerable roots.

Irish-American criminal culture has venerable roots; the specter of the 19th-century underworld that turned into Scorsese's Gangs of New York (which is based on Herbert Asbury's old book of that name) lingers to this day.

JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo may have venerable names, but they and the pseudo-venerable Citigroup and Bank of America are all products of countless mergers and agglomerations.

While it fears being written off as conservative, the museum has come, in maturity, to realize that it cannot reject its now venerable roots.

The standard-bearer for this style is "Austin City Limits," the venerable roots music show on PBS.

It has three roots.

Opera has scandalous roots.

It has deeper roots.

Misogyny has deep roots.

The fear has deep roots.

This one has deep roots.