Sentence examples for its deep roots in from inspiring English sources
Jackie's sudden flare-up into an explosive fit of jealousy, a tempest that threatens to destroy his life before he has even begun to salvage it, is so reckless that we sense its deep roots in his soul-warping self-doubt.
Its distinct western sensibility is a result of a century and a half of British influence, but its deep roots in Chinese traditions show it's a vital part of the People's Republic of China.
In addition, Dr. Jafari leads an organization known for its deep roots in Iraq, and for the repression it suffered under Saddam Hussein, while Mr. Chalabi is known for leading an organization, the Iraqi National Congress, that was composed mostly of exiles.
With its deep roots in the local areas and communities it can provide logistical support to media efforts as well as 'outpost' research, conservation and community efforts.
In name alone it may be hard for some to separate "Hora," from its deep roots in Israeli culture.
The company shifted its sales strategy overseas in the 1990s and today, despite its deep roots in Russia as the purveyor to the Red Army, it sends 60 percent of its output to the United States.
Most of the suicide bombers originated in the northern West Bank, in the areas of Tulkarem and Jenin, but Islamic Jihad has its deepest roots in Gaza, where it is also associated with some large families.
Comedy connects cinema to its deepest roots in pure entertainment – though perhaps a new Billy Wilder is needed to orchestrate something more ambitious from these current stars.
Castro, 41, grew up in San Antonio as a multi-generational Mexican American, a subgroup that is less likely to speak Spanish at home, given its deeper roots in the United States.
(His next epic project is the Metropolitan Opera's new production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, scheduled for its first full run in 2012.) In a program note he describes "Lipsynch" as a departure for him and his Quebec-based company, Ex Machina, because of its deeper roots in spoken text as opposed to visual images.
Mail-in voting has put down its deepest roots in Oregon, Washington and California, but election experts say the significance of Colorado's mail-in voting this year has been amplified because the state is one of the few tossups left on the electoral map.
