Sentence examples for if it stems from inspiring English sources

"If it stems from observation and something authentic, it can lead to something utterly fantastic," Mr. Etaix said.

It will mean still less if it stems from an incomplete account of what occurred at Guantánamo.

But Ms. Otnes said it was not clear which came first — the entrepreneurs or the grooms-to-be — or even if it stems from men or women.

In such a grim series, there sometimes need to be a little bit of fun, even if it stems from something that is so completely rage-fueled.

His hated security service seems to be pitted against the more respected army, which could yet step in initially with popular support, if it stems the flow of blood on the streets.

Good friends don't ask us how we are any more; and I don't know if it stems from the thought that we don't want it brought up, the fear that we may break down, or whether they think that we're fine now so why bring it up.

Emboldened by private polling and focus groups that show the president is incredibly popular with the base, GOP candidates are stepping up attacks on their rivals over any daylight they've shown with Trump, even if it stemmed from his personal conduct toward women or apostasy on traditional conservative orthodoxy.

If there is a crisis, it stems from the culture at large.

If, on the other hand, it stems from the downward movement being assisted by the gravitational force, then the reversal of the gravitational force should significantly influence the stability of synchronisation.

Asked if he could explain the killing, if he thought it stemmed from drugs or gangs or something else, Mr. Salomon just shook his head.

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