| No matter that his reputation rests on his pre-eminence as an abstractionist, Kelly's art is firmly rooted in what he sees. |
| But they are also rooted in the progressive academicism of Dickinson's teachers. |
| A workday abbreviated by siestas is a Spanish cliche, yet it is not necessarily rooted in reality. |
| However, the French law is rooted in a century-old tradition of separating church and state that cannot and should not be jejunely abandoned. |
| Some plants, such as water lilies, need to be rooted in containers seated at the bottom of the pond. |
| The distraction is rooted in acedia, the ancient soul-scourge about which the church fathers knew and wrote so much. |
