Examples of 'have its roots' in a sentence
Meaning of "have its roots"
have its roots: typically used to describe the origin or foundation of something, indicating where it originated or began
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It must have its roots in his heart.
A place that could just as well have its roots in suffering.
This may have its roots in present relationships or from unmet childhood needs.
Our situation does not have its roots in logic.
A sacred tree might have its roots in the underworld and its upper branches in heaven.
The sense of belonging therefore needs to have its roots in the concrete.
The melody may have its roots in Medieval German folk music.
The illness that presents today may have its roots in the past.
But it does have its roots in ancient history!
The link between cancer and inflammation appears to have its roots at the molecular level.
Shyness may have its roots in infancy, studies indicate.
The plant likes a moist soil mixture but should not have its roots constantly in water.
The celebrations have its roots among pre-Columbian civilizations.
In Finland, harm reduction can also be seen to have its roots in criminal policy.
Does it have its roots in fear?
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Almost every major doctrine in the Bible seems to have its roots planted in Genesis 3.
The word articles may have its roots in one of two places.
The name of the domain seems to have its roots in the Middle Ages.
It seems to have its roots in Judaism.
The use of camel urine could have its roots in Islamic religion.
The association with horses may have its roots in horse sacrifices performed in ancient Scandinavia.
But then, bizarre phenomena may have its roots in a bizarre reality.
This case does have its roots in South Africa.
But does this cutting-edge technology have its roots in science from another world?
The codependency movement may have its roots in the theories of German psychoanalyst Karen Horney.
Did our present Universe actually have its roots in an earlier one?
Stuttering can also have its roots in development.
A conspiracy which may have its roots in his sinister past.
Does the movement have its roots in an earlier era?
Non-violence must have its roots in the mind.
Does this hidden alliance have its roots in the body or the mind?
All Bhutanese art, dance, drama and music have its roots in the Buddhist religion.
In any case, Yoga does have its roots in Hinduism and Brahmanism.
A raw diamond? This case does have its roots in South Africa.
He explains, “ It 's a spy drama, which will have its roots in the films you have mentioned.
CHECK OUT, Alzheimer 's can have its roots in infection-triggered autoimmunity.
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