Sentence examples for very anchored from inspiring English sources

This local focus is important to Moussoukoro Diop, a prominent Senegalese technology blogger and computer engineer who describes herself as "open in spirit, but very anchored in tradition", who gets homesick and misses her mother when she goes abroad, and wants to stem the flow of Senegalese people seeking work in the west.

The waters of the estuary are very anchors.

"ESPN is a very anchor-driven network, which I love," she says.

Because many of these very anchors and columnists have stated, in no uncertain terms, that by expressing his reservations about the blasphemy law, Salman Taseer had crossed a line on the other side of which is certain death.

Still, he said, "Islam is very much anchored in society".

The score is very much anchored in the post-war British tradition.

I think right now, the medical profession are still very much anchored in ideas from the past".

ATTIRE The core crowd at Baddies seems to be very much anchored in the fashion industry, with a sprinkling of hipster.

Heatherwick's approach, at least for the time being, is still very much anchored in his flair for creating striking surfaces and forms.

Since I believe that Justice Ginsburg is very much anchored in the here and now, I had my doubts about that explanation.

He said the necessary balance between copyright protection and the individual rights of Internet users was "only very inadequately anchored in this agreement".