Sentence examples for uprooted it from inspiring English sources

What really distinguishes this telling, then, is how it's been uprooted it from its Old Testament underpinnings.

Protesters shook the metal bars of the gate until its concrete reinforcement cracked and they uprooted it in a cloud of dust.

If Hamas cannot be uprooted, it might be convinced to not disrupt peace talks with violence and tone down its rhetoric.

For all its faults, the social model is deeply entrenched in continental Europe so deeply that even 18m people without work have not yet uprooted it.

For decades it has towered or crumbled above the wastelands of deserted [E]arth giants have uprooted it, aliens have found it curious ... the symbol of Liberty, of optimism, has become a symbol of science fiction's pessimistic view of the future".

In 2005, Myanmar uprooted it's capital from Yangon to a tiny farming community 300 kilometers away, in the middle of nowhere.

The objectives of both men may appear different, but they share a desire to subject the deity to some form of violence – Ike to uproot it from its native environment, Pastor Uka to put an end to its allegedly demonic influence on the lives of the people.

Mr Mousavi said the reform movement would continue despite the government's pressure to uproot it.

Great deal of bitterness when aviator sawed down tree instead of uprooting it.

"There's one weed that I would like to uproot: it's sitting in the House of Lords.

One reason we as a society don't try harder to uproot it is that it seems hopeless.