Sentence examples for to really root from inspiring English sources

We need someone to really root for.

"What about our money?" Whitby ponders more than once, making it difficult to really root for the pair as they close in.

To really root out corruption in our cities, we will need to fight for a different kind of global economic infrastructure, one that does not allow vast quantities of illicit wealth to be siphoned off from public treasuries and vulnerable citizens, only to disappear into the shadows.

"The political commitment to really root out corruption seems to be missing," she complained.

When talking about similar incidents in football, which deals with seemingly systematic issues of bigotry, I have always said that the banana-throwing, homophobic and anti-Semitic chanting and the like are just symptoms of the internal lack of resolve to really root out such issues.

Sam Lips has all the right moves but doesn't bring the necessary warmth to Scott to make us really root for him but Gemma Sutton's quietly watchful, velvet-voiced Fran is a delight.

[But] for me, these storytelling projects need to be really rooted in the communities in which they're based, and allow local people to tell their stories how they want them to be told.

But I really root for the White Sox because the manager's my friend".

"These sorts of tactile experiences really root me," Mr. Tammet said.

But gosh darn it if Lou Solverson isn't an all-American hero you can really root for.

Moore saw the character as a "blank slate", and felt he was a character the audience could really root for.