Sentence examples for totally rooted from inspiring English sources
Joan was totally rooted in the present; in the 1970's, she preferred discussing the artists, especially women, whose studios and exhibitions we toured together to recapping her frenetic life in New York in the 1950's.
If you are looking for personal insight, all I can tell you is that as a kid, when he got a B rather than an A on his report card, his allowance was cut from $4 to $2. ROB PORTMAN: "WISDOM'S PARADISE" I am totally rooting that Romney picks Senator Rob Portman for his running mate.
I wish Althea were more interesting; I'd totally root for her.
So when I reveal to a lot of these butt interested men that my preferred sexual role is actually that of the Top, I'm often met with several different reactions, all of which are basic as hell, totally ignorant and rooted in misogynistic heteronormativity.
He also reintroduced vintage and passé wood typefaces in totally novel ways, rooted in a Dadaist spirit.
I was struck stupid by his warmth and generosity, went totally fanboy, and stood rooted in awe.
In England, however, only Coleridge in his Biographia Literaria (1817) embraced the whole complex of Romantic doctrines emanating from Germany; the British empiricist tradition was too firmly rooted to be totally washed aside by the new metaphysics.
Efford told the BBC Blatter's comments were "utterly unacceptable and totally outrageous" and "show how he is deeply rooted in a bygone era".
The buzz: "The Black Dylan sound is rooted in classic soul, experimental (in places) and totally contemporary".
I'm hoping that the audience will be totally confused about whether to root for this man.
