Sentence examples for words roots from inspiring English sources

But the words' roots also underscore the earnestness with which Americans believed in these distinctions: they were not merely cultural; they were almost biological.

The one organization, in other words, roots itself in effectiveness and goes in search of efficiency, while the other takes the opposite approach.

Based on this analysis, eleven database relations have been identified which form the backbone of an Arabic lexical database, including: words, roots, forms, infinitives, verbs, nouns, plurals, particles, meanings, lexical functions, and cross-references.

It is likely because of the faster dehydration on root represented by higher fresh weight loss (Figure 1); in other words, roots are more water stressed than leaves.

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Almost imperceptibly, the right words rooted themselves in the rhythm while melodies and harmonies emerged in Dean's voice.

The Grassling, with its brief chapters arranged alphabetically and its passion for words rooted in history and the land, is indeed a kind of dictionary.

An emergency dentist gave me some antibiotics and murmured the words "root canal treatment", which he said I could look forward to in the new year.

It involves a "conscience of the eye" to detect them and a linguistic imagination to label places with proper words rooted in language and history.

Today's intention was to be clear in my language, choosing words rooted in encouragement and love.

As long as I am being respectful, kind and speaking words rooted in love, I have nothing to fear.