Sentence examples for its common root from inspiring English sources

Etymologically, as its common root with "integer" makes clear, it suggests wholeness.

He describes a musical culture that has lost touch with its common roots.

Europe' s strength stems, in actual fact, precisely from its ancient culture, from its diversities as well as its common roots.

In subsequent decades, doctrine evolved in ways that unmoored the private Rule 10-5 cause of action from its common law roots.

The congueros and rumberos (a term for players as well as for audience members, who often dance) are attracted to jazz for its dynamism and common roots.

Every one of our ancestors, back to the common root we share with chimpanzees and beyond, belonged to the same species as its own parents and its own children.

It would be surprising if these illnesses did not share a common root in the immune system.

Oddly, though, these cases stem from a common root.

For Mr. Guédiguian (pronounced gay-dee-GYAHN), such social ills stem from a common root.

Remarkably, these two macro events have a common root, which is also the root of globalization: the revolution of Information Technologies.

A little later, he adds, "Tragedy and comedy have a common root, whose name at last I think I know.