Sentence examples for rooted in the same from inspiring English sources

The assessments differ (which one would you prefer?), but both are rooted in the same prejudice.

Beneath the complexity, the charges are all rooted in the same phenomenon – deception.

Part of the answer is rooted in the same reasons that women lack healthcare in general.

His work is all rooted in the same ideas, he says, but the format dictates itself.

Discrimination based on beauty is rooted in the same sexist principle as discrimination against the ugly.

The upshot is that dreaming is rooted in the same changes in brain activity regardless of the type of sleep.

They were rooted in the same financial fraud that led to Mr. Manafort's downfall in federal courthouses.

Such thinking is, of course, rooted in the same principles by which cities were being organised centuries ago.

When I heard it, I remembered my earlier impression – the family division is rooted in the same ground as fiction, where all of life's vital interests lie.

But "Victory Over the Sun" is rooted in the same idea of transcending the visible world for a higher consciousness and a better world in the future.

Its Brazilian inventors admired American jazz musicians like Frank Rosolino and Chet Baker, and wrote songs rooted in the same basic chord progressions as bebop.