Sentence examples for anger stems from inspiring English sources

I feel that a lot of his anger stems from this loss.

Part of their anger stems from this landlocked country's feelings of insecurity.

Part of Dowd's anger stems from the two sequels to "Slap Shot" that were made by Universal Studios.

The Football Supporters' Federation says the fans' anger stems from prices rising far faster than the rate of inflation.

Mr. Emil says he is unnerved by the attacks and insists that the anger stems from misunderstandings and unrealistic expectations.

Much of the justifiable anger stems from Mr DeMarco's argument that while the plan might be good for his agency, it could cost taxpayers money.

Her anger stemmed from his condition.

If he does reinstate them, the church will have to contend with the anger stemming from Bishop Williamson's statements.

My own feelings of anger stem from the way the referendum was handled, more than the outcome.

Their anger stemmed from Atkinson's decision not to award a penalty after Sylvain Distin barged Ronaldo.

The anger stemmed from the brutal way in which the Sri Lankan military ended the war last May.