Sentence examples for utterly rooted from inspiring English sources

If you question how well a record so utterly rooted in suburban America is going to travel - will all this stuff about crying with momma in the bleachers because that dreamy senior boy is dating the freshman cheer team leader play well in Newton-le-Willows? - the answer lies in the tunes: she cranks melodies out with the pitiless efficiency of a Scandinavian pop factory.

"Inning someone who is dead and was out is a function of utterly misplaced sensitivity, rooted in well-intentioned but incontrovertible homophobia".

But Furman's portraits of her characters are rich in telling detail, showing them utterly and convincingly rooted in their worlds.

The tree is obdurate, faithful to a fault, utterly experienced, obviously rooted in ways that I am not.

However, there's no denying the professional iconoclasts' utterly absurd roots.

Its great strength, however, is that it's rooted in this bunch of utterly believable characters.

So began a process of documentation rooted in personal memory, but utterly devoid of any trace of romance or nostalgia.

The cast members seem rooted, marked by tough times, and utterly authentic.

Like his other signature doctrine, 'Occasionalism' or the view that God is the only genuine cause, Vision in God is also rooted in Malebranche's conviction that we utterly depend on God in every way.

Bowers' conclusion that homosexual sodomy is not a fundamental right "deeply rooted in this nation's history and tradition" is utterly unassailable.

Efford told the BBC Blatter's comments were "utterly unacceptable and totally outrageous" and "show how he is deeply rooted in a bygone era".