Sentence examples for root itself from inspiring English sources

The show seems to root itself deeper in the landscape with every new montage.

But then "In America" takes only halfhearted measures to root itself in a recognizable world.

"But if the root itself is seen as rotten, then his influence will be badly compromised".

The innocent-looking gimcrack you pick up on a whim may root itself in your home for years.

But before you try it, be warned that the root itself is poisonous, and so are those pretty red stems, neat leaves and colorful berries.

Shoots have two kinds of organs, the stem and the leaves, while roots have one type of organ, the root itself.

"But we are seeing the seed of democracy rooting itself".

Drastic culling is a standard way to prevent avian influenza from rooting itself in an area.

Which leads me, I suppose, to a meditation on rooting itself.

"It was growing right outside the window and came in through the vent and rooted itself".

As contemporary art roots itself in the national imagination, the history of 20th-century British art is increasingly popular.