Sentence examples for much anchor from inspiring English sources

The narrative itself is pared of the detail that bogs down many historical novels, but this gives it a wispy, ethereal feel at times, without much anchor to the particulars of the times it chronicles.

Still, he said, "Islam is very much anchored in society".

The score is very much anchored in the post-war British tradition.

I think right now, the medical profession are still very much anchored in ideas from the past".

ATTIRE The core crowd at Baddies seems to be very much anchored in the fashion industry, with a sprinkling of hipster.

Since I believe that Justice Ginsburg is very much anchored in the here and now, I had my doubts about that explanation.

Heatherwick's approach, at least for the time being, is still very much anchored in his flair for creating striking surfaces and forms.

The street is the heart of the public domain and it's very much anchored by restaurants, cafes and benches, which you enjoy on a sunny day.

Another friend, Frank Michelman, now a professor at Harvard Law School, remembers that his peers were "very much anchored in the fifties" and that they shared "the attitude that there was truth, and method, and enlightenment to be gathered from this educational experience".

Fifa shares and understands Amnesty International's efforts towards social justice and respect for human rights and dignity, which are very much anchored in the statutes and purpose of our organisation.

He does have a world view, but it is one that is as much anchored in a shared culture as in personal conviction; it is a view linked with a profound understanding of Hindu myths and legends.