Sentence examples for staying rooted from inspiring English sources

What's so bad about staying rooted in your hometown and riding a bicycle to work?

Staying rooted in the present has not seemed to be a problem for her this week.

The chef, Michael White, varies traditional Italian food while staying rooted in the core principles of Italian cooking.

The chef, Michael White, plays variations on traditional Italian food while staying rooted in the core principles of Italian cooking.

And when the banter finally started, it was just as one expected, one had hoped: erudite and cultured, mischievous and glancing, sweeping back through art, philosophy, history while always staying rooted in the issues of the day.

Mate, I'm so pro!" Staying rooted close to Leicester has surely also helped ensure the band's longevity, the early lost weekend in London aside: "So many people I met back then, it seemed like they were hanging around with each other just so they could keep famous".

This penchant has not stayed rooted to Russian soil.

You stay rooted in your "authentic" locale, only to be crushed and stunted by it.

But she stays rooted in tradition, and she periodically reaffirms her connections to it.

But the insular oligopoly stayed rooted in old ways of manufacturing and marketing.

Still, a surprising number of old-time families stay rooted in the Gardens.