Sentence examples for rooted among from inspiring English sources

He had to break down the strong caste system which was deeply rooted among the Turkish officers.

One can't help noticing the feet of each man, prominent in both sculptures: Franklin striding, letting no grass grow; Smith rooted among his books and oak leaves, left brogue trampling a gargoyle of ignorance.

If the M.I.A. myth, say, is rooted among a largely working-class constituency, there are many myths — one of them known as Reaganism — that hold considerable appeal among the privileged classes.

If the M.I.A. myth, say, is rooted among a largely working-class constituency, there are many myths one of them known as Reaganism that hold considerable appeal among the privileged classes.

Instead of delving deep into the belief system and probing why it has remained deeply rooted among the faithful, the animal rights activists have attempted to take over the festival through a cacophony of condemnation that is shrill and relentless.

As we plodded wearily through sleepy hamlets, grubby pigs rooted among the roadside refuse and a farmer ambled past us on horseback, bunches of green plantains bouncing behind him.

Dogs, chickens, and pigs root among the people, more or less as equals.

A deeply rooted intuition among ecologists has been that diversity begets stability.

Indeed, molecular phylogenomic analyses of whole mitochondrial proteins rooted mitochondria among the Alphaproteobacteria [ 4- 6].

Four luscious sea scallops came with root vegetables, puréed celery root among them.

But Lenten practice has deep roots among Anglicans, Methodists, Lutherans and Catholics.