Sentence examples for slowly rooted from inspiring English sources

Blinking slowly, rooted to their perches, they looked more wistful than wise, dreaming, perhaps, of flying squirrels, on which they like to dine in the wild, or of extinction, which still appears their likeliest fate.

Sin can't simply be avoided; it must be slowly rooted from every corner of our hearts where it seeks to disrupt love between neighbor and neighbor, between Creator and created.

However, the tensile strength of roots and enhancement of soil scour resistance of the soil-root system increased slowly when root biomass of each seedling was over 0.10 g and root biomass of the soil-root system was over 1.2 g/cm3.

6.33pm GMT 19th over: England 72-2 (Lumb 35, Root 21); target 160 The players have a drink, and then warm back up again slowly with Root scoring just a single from Miller's over.

In Germany and Japan, democracy slowly took root.

"It's been slowly taking root.

Invented in Germany, they have spread to other European countries and are now, slowly, taking root in the United States at the behest of the Treasury Department.

In fact, a revolution in care-giving might be slowly taking root, at least among those aware of alternative narratives of memory loss.

However, I'm still very hopeful; I feel that the real means of democracy are slowly taking root in our country, and that we may be able to achieve a more peaceful and better Afghanistan.

The women's game, under the enthusiastic encouragement of the likes of Barakzai, who is the Afghan Cricket Board's female development officer, has slowly taken root on home soil and the numbers playing the game are rising.

YIMBYism is slowly taking root.