Sentence examples for specifically rooted from inspiring English sources

Yo La Tengo is specifically rooted in the Velvet Underground's third, eponymous album, in which the delicate and the noisy collapse into each other, and even violent feedback feels soft.

Judge Callahan rejected the looser standard, saying it was specifically rooted in the Supreme Court's "First Amendment obscenity jurisprudence, which relates to nonprotected sex-based expression — not violent content".

But if all the stormtroopers are black, the Force Awakens can be read as a tale specifically rooted in black oppression and, more importantly, black awakening and rebellion; indeed, it could be read as the first science fiction film of the Black Lives Matter era.

(Its members Ira Kaplan, Georgia Hubley, and James McNew even played the Underground in the 1996 film "I Shot Andy Warhol"). Yo La Tengo is specifically rooted in the Velvet Underground's third, eponymous album, in which the delicate and the noisy collapse into each other, and even violent feedback feels soft.

Sure, that automaker's problems aren't specifically rooted in failing to keep up with the fickle tastes of younger buyers.

For some men, a sense of manhood is specifically rooted in and defined by the oppression of women.

High soil pH is a serious agricultural problem in northern China, where it affects apple metabolism, specifically root development.

Specifically, roots were washed and stained with excess neutral red (0.5-g solid neutral red dye L−1 deionized water) for 24 h before being rinsed and stored frozen.

During the second half of the 18th century another type of cavalry, the lancers, was added specifically to root out gunners hiding under their cannons' barrels.

In our study, although the significant increase in IL-7 and a decrease in IL-4 could be linked specifically to root inflammatory phase, the increase in anti-inflammatory cytokines IL-10, IL-12p70 and IFN-γ was also significant.

She added that she is particularly interested in "centering families of color, and specifically black folks rooted in Atlanta," in the discussion ― people whose experiences she feels sometimes get overshadowed.