Part of the love stems from planetary science champions like Representative John Culberson (R-TX), who chairs the spending panel that oversees NASA.
For older guys, like me, it's obvious where the love stems from.
In Christianity, the notion of love stems from belief in God and the dignity of all.
Aphrodisiacs are named after Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, and it would appear that a lot of our common aphrodisiacs and associations of love stem from that time.
It was a turning point for me and the start of a lifelong love of tech, all stemming from that encouragement from my librarian.
A combination of Bowen's love for the game stemming from his days as a former high school baseball player, and support from his professor in the UA's Emerging Scholars program led him to pursue research in computer vision for sports applications.
I had this real love of the play, stemming from a young age.
If our love for justice is stemming from a place of empathy, then this should come with no effort kindness will just be a side effect.
While the new legislation does not legalize pot in the City of Brotherly Love, it reduces penalties stemming from possession and public use to small fines and community service.
A long, painful illness prevented him from realizing his dream of writing an opera called "Alice in Wonderland," stemming from his love of Lewis Carroll.
Echoing the arguments of Mr Nocera's camp, Mark Emmert, the NCAA's president, conceded that "one of the grave dangers stemming from our love of sports is that the sports themselves can become 'too big to fail', or even too big to challenge.
