Sentence for roots | Use roots in a sentence

Roots used in sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use roots in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for roots.

• He has no roots. (10)
• It goes to the roots of his beliefs. (8)
• The roots were so much deeper than that. (8)
• I guarantee it; I know her to the roots. (10)
• The two sat side by side on the roots of trees. (8)
• We carved its roots into fingerrings and pipes. (7)
• His own from the roots; from the first growth of sensation. (10)
• In the centre of the lane a row of elm-trees displayed their gnarled, knotted roots. (8)
• It is the pain of a detachment of the very roots of our sea-weed heart from a rock. (10)
• The old man has a fierce tenderness for her that strikes into the very roots of him. (8)
• She makes that lofty inward exclamation while the hand is detaching her from the roots. (10)
• It tears up the trees by the roots, floods the land, darkens utterly my poor quiet universe. (10)
• With each failure something had shrivelled in him, till the very roots of his affection had dried up. (8)
• Our staid elderly sister has paler blood, and has, or thinks she has, a reason or two about the roots. (10)
• Two or three steps in the wood, at the mossed roots of a beech, he fell kneeling, muttering, exclaiming. (10)
• He felt disturbed to the soul, realising suddenly how Irene had twined herself round the roots of his being. (8)
• The language of music was determined by scholars, hence the use of so many terms with Greek and Latin roots. (3)
• By its help a later age will be able to track the genesis of certain happenings to their most distant roots. (12)
• Anthony had fallen against the roots of a banking elm, and surveyed the scene with philosophic abstractedness. (10)
• Anthony had fallen against the roots of a banking elm, and surveyed the scene with philosophic abstractedness. (22)
• Many walk unsteadily away from the spot; others support themselves against the trunks of trees or sit at the roots. (1)
• All the world knew the roots of those trees were for the most part in Olmer soil, though Addicote shared the shade. (10)
• The imperial on that lower lip was bristling, the crimson of those cheeks had spread to the roots of his white hair. (8)
• Andrew pressed the very roots of his hair back from his red forehead, and sat upright and resolute, glancing at Tom. (10)
• In a nature like hers, so doubting and self-distrustful, confidence, once shaken to the roots, could never be restored. (8)
• Be it clay, flint, mud, or the rubble of chips, Thy roots have grasp in the stern-exact: The redemption of sinners deluded! (10)
• The tips of his fingers, the roots of his hair, pricked with vexation, and still, manoeuvre as he might, Sedgett followed him. (10)
• The tips of his fingers, the roots of his hair, pricked with vexation, and still, manoeuvre as he might, Sedgett followed him. (22)
• And that essential sweetness of the moor, born of the heather roots and the South-West wind, was stealing out from under the young ferns. (8)
• These traditions in turn had deep roots in Europe, back to primitive days, when houses were not much more than temporary, movable shacks. (17)
• Loosened from those roots, unable to attach herself to this new soil, and not spiritually leagued with her husband, she was more and more lonely. (8)

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