Sentence examples for it does not stem from from inspiring English sources

But the Republicans' concern for such distinctions — their fascination with "parsing and qualifying and slicing what types of rape we're talking about," as President Obama put it — does not stem from empathy for the suffering of the victims, or any attempt to understand the varieties of trauma.

Although there is a growing popular disillusionment with politicians in both the governing Orange coalition and the opposing Party of Regions, it does not stem from "the version of order projected by Russia's television channels", which, you say, "looks increasingly popular".

Volcanism at these centers is unlike other eruptions in the Cascades, and it does not stem from fissures as would Basin and Range volcanism.

It does not stem from an ancient temple but from the tomb of Khety in Beni Hasan and it depicts young boys playing different games, as can be seen from the larger section of the depiction in Figure 8.

"It doesn't stem from any political motivation," said Keith Blanchard, editor in chief of Maxim.

It doesn't stem from pure charisma, or at the other end of the spectrum, hard fact.

Their misbehavior is all the more awful because it doesn't stem from rage or volatility; these kids are just caught up in the hormonal surges that often lead to casual brutality.

"It doesn't stem from our town, but we're trying to do our part," said Sewall's Point Mayor Paul Lugar.

But it did not stem from how many applications came in, because even good outreach work could fail, because of factors beyond her control.

And it didn't stem from Nashville or it didn't stem from any influence in Nashville.

If America has had an unusual run of stability, it does not stem mainly from the fact that we are a democracy: there have been many of those, and most of them failed.