Sentence examples for is really rooted from inspiring English sources

"The antipathy for obesity is really rooted in our culture.

"That whole image of the goofy middle-aged guys chomping cigars and wearing goofy hats is really rooted in there.

But the moral core of the prohibition is really rooted in the Augustinian idea that procreative sex is (just barely) to be blessed; recreational sex never to be.

"This proposal is really rooted in the environmental justice battles that low-income communities have been fighting for decades," said Joan Byron of the Pratt Center for Community Development, a member of the campaign to remove the Sheridan.

The truth is, we all know the underlying reason behind this is really rooted in the ongoing competition between major studios and new distribution platforms and content creators.

"They were really focused on trying to create entrepreneurial opportunities for women and obviously focus on building a great brand that is really rooted in dermatology heritage," says Dietz. "So the more I heard from them and learned about the brand I literally just fell in love with that". Indeed, 58% of execs at the San Francisco-based company (VPs and C-suite) are women.

"The best compliment I can pay John Beilein is that all of Richmond is really rooting for him.

Lecktor indicates he will help Graham, but he is really rooting for Dolarhyde, with whom he corresponds by coded message.

Ms. Gould said that she imagined her programming would be "a mixture of what went on in the '60s and '70s and what Joan Rosenbaum has done, which is really rooting it in the culture".

It's really rooted in respecting the rights of sex workers and protecting against violations of those rights.

It's really rooted in this notion that we tend to take whatever happened yesterday, extrapolate it out, and that's the world we expect to be there tomorrow.