Sentence examples for never taken root from inspiring English sources
The two ideologies that have characterised the histories of other countries have never taken root here.
Some religious activists have even called for the same treatment for tourists, but such a campaign has never taken root.
Although Lloyd's features have been rereleased twice since his death in 1971, they've never taken root in the culture the way Chaplin's and Keaton's work has.
But it has never taken root, and the Israelis and Palestinians are, if anything, farther apart than they were two months ago.
History supports his broader thesis, but Keizer doesn't explore the many reasons the European tradition of protecting privacy as a form of dignity has never taken root in America.
He had longed for democracy that never took root.
Socialism, let alone communism, never took root there.
But tea plantations never took root in American soil.
But surrealism, like Marxism, never took root in the UK.
"If this attempt should fail, full-fledged democracy will never take root in Japan".
