Sentence examples for appeal stemmed from from inspiring English sources

Many Republican voters in South Carolina said that much of Newt Gingrich's appeal stemmed from his masterly debating skills.

Her appeal stemmed from the artistic and emotional integrity of her poetic voice as well as from her poetic persona, further amplified by her own striking appearance.

France's decision to deny Mr. Papon the right to appeal stemmed from a law requiring appellants in criminal cases to be in jail at the time their appeals were filed.

The Supreme Court appeal stemmed from the ticketing of Catalano and Alexander Schermerhorn, who were similarly cited in 2008 for amplifying music from their vehicles too loudly.

Part of its appeal stems from the control system.

Much of its appeal stems from its wearability.

His appeal stems from the old love of flawed characters with whom the masses can identify.

But a surprising and disturbing part of their romantic appeal stems from their nationalistic messages.

Much of the novel's appeal stems from the unfamiliarity of its subject matter.

The appeal stems from a decision upholding the law by a federal judge in Detroit.

A good part of the Sebastians' appeal stems from their youthful, vigorous performance style.