Sentence examples for quite rooted from inspiring English sources

But, yeah, I feel quite rooted, pretending to not be!" The conversation inevitably turns to Nymphomaniac, Gainsbourg's eye-watering turn as the sex-obsessed Joe.

There is an argument, however, that to change what are often quite deep rooted ways of working, we need different people 'inside the tent' to create the momentum.

Much of the discontent is focused on the style in which Recep Tayyip Erdogan chooses to govern, and there are signs that it is quite deep-rooted.

Niches, quite often locally rooted, where new ideas can be tested and new products enter the markets.

"The reality is that the 'beautiful' we're often taught to aspire to is quite linear, and rooted in being thin.

The theory of actions on rooted trees is quite different from the Bass Serre theory [41] of actions on (unrooted) trees, and uses different methods and tools.

Sir Bob Kerslake, head of the civil service, said it represented "quite a significant shift" and "deep-rooted change" over the past 40 years, with the previous highest proportion of women being 47%.

There's no feverish, heat-induced irrationality motivating them – for one thing, those Wyoming hillside nights get pretty darn cold – but a deep-rooted emotional need that neither man quite understands.

Japan's first-quarter annualized GDP growth of 8% was quite misleading because most of Japan's deep-rooted structural problems remain unaddressed.

Figure 4 illustrates a rooted graph with benzene as root.

Quite apart from the terrible shadow of history, there is a rooted Israeli belief that most European governments lean toward the Palestinians.