Sentence examples for entirely stemmed from inspiring English sources

I had no illusions that their suspicions had been entirely stemmed, but Paisley confided later that they had warmed to me.

What else was I going to believe?" For others, rejection of evolution largely, if not entirely, stemmed from resistance rooted in religion.

This decision entirely stems from anti-Israel political considerations".

Griffin's supposed issues entirely stem from several anonymous quotes in a newspaper article.

Even beating Australia will not entirely stem the creeping anxiety before next year's Rugby World Cup, nor the rising sense of autumnal irritation in the home dressing room.

[#unhandled_cartoon] The critic Michael Warner, who is gay, white, and often "correct," wrote recently that a democratic culture had to involve judgments "that do not entirely stem from the self-representations of the people affected".

The critic Michael Warner, who is gay, white, and often "correct," wrote recently that a democratic culture had to involve judgments "that do not entirely stem from the self-representations of the people affected".

David Axelrod, the president's senior adviser, said the appeal to the base stemmed entirely from political reality.

Bertelsmann's chairman and chief executive, Thomas Middelhoff, said yesterday that the resignations stemmed entirely from a reorganization of the company's music division.

Moreover, your suggestion that the dispute stemmed entirely from the union's desire for control over new jobs is facile, since both sides agree that the core issue is speed.

Donald J. Trump, President of the United States, a.k.a. the man whose run for the White House stemmed entirely from having to sit through President Obama mocking him at the White House Correspondents Dinner.