Sentence examples for rooted in something from inspiring English sources

Finally, American identity is rooted in something more than mythology.

But perhaps it was also rooted in something more profound.

Bharara's splashy announcements may be rooted in something more than ego.

"Some very fine novels seem to speak much more to one culture than another and are rooted in something local".

Though Glastonbury seems to run on mead and weed, its hedonism feels rooted in something authentically numinous.

There seems to be a sense in which even the universalist aspiration has to be rooted in something more particular.

"Looking at the most recent case, it seems that [Persky's] ruling was rooted in something different," Burneikis said.

But Levy's power is rooted in something more than Modric being contracted to Tottenham for another four years.

Patriotism is good; xenophobia rooted in jingoism is something else.

Our spiritual foundation must be rooted in God or something greater than us, and a love for self and for all Black folks, unconditionally.

By basing Middle Earth on the shards of recovered languages and stories, he rooted it in something very like a collective preconscious.