You should respect the roots and understand the roots, but also throw them away if you want.
This pretty, placid movie respects its roots and would be especially enjoyable for adults to watch with older children.
But like jazz music, it doesn't hurt to play around with a standard, as long as you respect its roots, and your skills are up to the task, as Adam Rogers ably proves in this feature published in Wired last year.
"Globalization is necessary, but we need to respect the roots of cycling," the Tour president, Christian Prudhomme, said in March, echoing sentiments that many had expressed about World Series Cycling.
Whenever I venture into a different style of music, I always try to respect the roots of the music and the players of that genre.
But even as they put their stamp on the bakery, they also wanted to respect its roots, and the couple who built it.
These five chefs and their beloved restaurants and those who provide food for their tables are all linked to the land, sea, people and the environments which surround them in a kind of love affair which is not only wholesome, but respects the roots of how everything is interconnected.
Voodoo is a sacred spiritual path; respect the roots of the arts you practice.
At one level, the particular clout that family connections and extreme wealth exert here reflects the fact that America's politics remain in some respects rooted in the 18th century.
He is respected for having rooted out corruption in the armed forces and for being a devout Buddhist.
