Sentence examples for mostly rooted from inspiring English sources

The arguments against cameras are mostly rooted in paternalism or self-interest.

Socially responsible investing remains mostly rooted in important engagement and advocacy practices.

That fear is mostly rooted in the government's insistence on controlling charity work and promoting its own vast organizations, while setting limits on the activities of private foundations.

"In this area, as in so many others, this department is burdened by 20th-century processes and attitudes mostly rooted in the cold war".

These strategies cause blunders but are mostly rooted in decency, and the book affords some of the old-fashioned pleasures of reading about old-fashioned values.

"The French opposition to the war was opportunist in part, rational in part, but mostly rooted in a desire not to know.

Some people explain that the crowd was mostly rooting for a French-speaking underdog, Justine Henin-Hardenne of Belgium, but Stevenson said: "I thought it was unfair.

A 0-0 tie was being treated with cautious optimism by the patrons, mostly rooting for Mexico.

The vegetables in question are mostly roots, stored and normally eaten in winter.

Pete Seltzer, a skilled doubletalker who calls himself "a sonofabitch manqué," is a charming guy, but one mostly roots for Tillie, who has the misfortune of falling for him.

He expects a lopsided Alabama win, and because he doesn't like doing montage, he's mostly rooting for some iconic moment — an interception, a catch, a particularly splashy Gatorade dump — that could hold up an entire painting.