| It is essential that this can take place without abandoning our links to our non-Jewish friends and our rootedness in general Polish society. |
| If anything, Cruzvillegas's art is directly at odds with the polite rootedness of the British garden. |
| It also requires a sense of belonging, integration or rootedness of each individual member within the group. |
| Mr Powell lives in Suffolk and has a strong understanding of the composer's cultural rootedness in that part of the world. |
| This rootedness in the present is made even stronger with the coming of Christ Jesus. |
| This country has made migration, expatriation and exile the norm, rootedness the exception. |
