Sentence examples for as stemming from from inspiring English sources

America's woes seen as stemming from a global imbalance.

He sees that as stemming from the "fierce localism" that is a part of Southern culture.

She and cast members described her new film as stemming from the same humanitarian impulse.

Many see the scandal as stemming from a power struggle within the church.

But most of the shootings are seen as stemming from cultural or personal disputes.

So even though her method of production can seem routinized, she still spoke of her work as stemming from "inspiration".

"Many junior officers," Snider said, "see this op tempo as stemming from the failure of senior officers to speak out".

About that misdiagnosis: What sense does it make to view our current woes as stemming from lack of competitiveness?

Military officials have described the protest as stemming from despair among the inmates that they will ever be released.

Tatum, who has been promoting the film's storyline as stemming from his own experiences, said the pair were two "weird people" out to benefit from his success.

In 1999 the magazine Art in America described this absence as stemming from "a streak of ethical obstinacy virtually unparalleled in contemporary art".