A large part of the appeal obviously stems from the show's three stars: Kathleen Turner, Jason Biggs and Alicia Silverstone.
The relevance of the art, especially since 9/11, obviously stems from a general sense that the world has come to seem more unsafe, with criminal networks operating in the shadows and often in cahoots with the powers that be.
You can see how an entire army of Westerners snatching an entire peninsula from the locals obviously stems from a lack of recognition that maybe the locals have rights too, stems from an obsession with me, what I want, what I'm entitled to.
The overall reduced PDP of orangs, especially referring the shaft and apical tuft, obviously stems from their rudimentary thumbs, which are diminished like in Colobus and Procolobus [22].
Far more accurate is your candid recognition that, "I regret that there have been instances, so it would appear, when that rule has not been abided by". "So it would appear" hardly does justice to the deluge of leaks which quite obviously stem from your office.
They already agree on this, in a way: their oppositions so obviously stem from a shared immersion in the Victorian sublime, the fall into the "miracle" of the natural world.
Obviously, stem cell researchers have a lot to go through before they will see the fruits of their research labor in routine medical applications.
The mere fact that clusters can be tracked demonstrates that clustering makes sense showing that they obviously stem from scattering objects.
that traditional literature can be accepted as authoritative just insofar as it exhibits the property of "being rooted in the Vedas" (vedamūlatvam)—even if that means, in some cases, inferring the reality of a no-longer-accessible Vedic text as the basis for retaining manifestly important traditions that do not obviously stem from any extant Vedic text.
We sat around one frigid night talking about how Twitter and literature are the byproducts of very long intellectual traditions, which obviously stem from the insatiable human urge to create and to record both the literally true and the fictionally constructed, and we got the idea from the pun resulting from combining the two words.
Obviously, it all stems from a lack of confidence.
