Sentence examples for having roots in from inspiring English sources

In their place has come another group of younger signings, with many of the players having roots in South America.

Its official definition is "a genre of American music having roots in early folk and country music".

Those included sections describing other religious traditions as having roots in divine revelation as deep as Christianity's.

The New Jersey chic that continues today with Whitman-for-Vice-President talk and "Sopranos" mania can be thought of as having roots in that weekend.

Despite his having roots in Britain and being much in demand in Hollywood, Mr. Barry has been quite content living in Oyster Bay since 1979.

Lenovo does have roots in the United States — especially on the technology side — as well as in China, but having roots in two countries is very different from rootless cosmopolitanism.

That too has roots in the war.

And not everyone has roots in South Asia.

The Communist Party had roots in that movement.

The concept has roots in Buddhist teachings.

That fictional lawlessness has roots in reality.