Sentence examples for kind of roots from inspiring English sources

"I wanted some kind of roots," she explained.

It's kind of roots cooking — that's what I always thought — and it's centered around pie.

He has settled in London in part to give his children the kind of roots he never had, and he claims not to miss the Hollywood life.

The musical collaborations have perhaps given him a place to put down some kind of roots, but you can't help but feel it is in Bon Iver that he truly belongs.

Alan Lee, the conceptual artist and set decorator for "The Lord of the Rings," drew on a blend of Norse and Celtic mythology, Art Nouveau and architecture, and Grimm's fairy tales, influences which, he said, appeal to people "who want to find some kind of roots".

Mr. Muldaur has, at least temporarily, forsaken Leadbelly and Dock Boggs for a very different kind of roots music: the recordings and compositions of the cornet player Bix Beiderbecke, a son of the Midwestern middle class who in the 1920's brought a new degree of delicacy and lyricism to jazz, and who achieved his highest profile as a member of Paul Whiteman's high-toned dance band.

His newest album, "Man of the Woods," which he teased as a kind of roots-rock survivalist manual, did not collect many accolades upon release.

This kind of root system is not available to monocots.

"So you're kind of rooting for a change of ownership".

"You kind of root for him because he's very optimistic".

But when it is dully played, it is compelling only as a kind of rooting interest.