Sentence examples for the very root of from inspiring English sources
This, he said, was at the "very root of electoral corruption.
There is a tragic self-mutilation at the very root of civilisation".
Language is the very root of what it means to be human.
Paradox, Wilde insisted, is the very root of all existence; truth, he wrote, is simply "one's last mood".
"He knew it was going to take a transformation at the very root of what it was to be Protestant".
He says that the large interest in Kondo's work proves there is a problem with overconsumption, but it does not address the very root of it.
At the height of its power, Britain ruled more than half the world's Muslims, and some historians believe that it developed a deep-rooted fear that radical Islam could shake the very roots of its empire from India to the Sudan -- fears strengthened by the holy wars declared against it from Khartoum to Kabul.
"Empowering women tackles the very roots of poverty.
But the problem with the current Niles-Daphne relationship is more generic than that; it goes back to the very roots of serial television.
It seemed to Binny that all of the family diseases — both physical and mental — were bred in the very roots of the house, and she feared that they might one day seep into Yasi's bright temperament.
This tradition of "masking" goes back to the very roots of black American culture, when messages of escape and rebellion were hidden in slave spirituals, and developed through the elaborate innuendo of blues lyrics.
