Sentence examples for appeal stems from from inspiring English sources
Much of its appeal stems from its wearability.
Part of its appeal stems from the control system.
A good part of the Sebastians' appeal stems from their youthful, vigorous performance style.
But its greater appeal stems from what it symbolizes more than what it depicts.
The appeal stems from a decision upholding the law by a federal judge in Detroit.
Mr Lausan said Shrigley's appeal stems from his sense of humour.
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.
That appeal stemmed from a surprising 2014 decision by Judge Royce Lamberth, which in my view erred badly when it entered a summary judgment for the government, without taking any discovery at all.
The appeal stemmed from a challenge by two Canadian citizens, Dr. Gillian Frank and Jamie Duong, of the denial of their right to vote in a Canadian federal election on the basis that they have lived abroad for longer than five years in the United States.
