Sentence examples similar to marked enjoyment stemming from from inspiring English sources

I'm sure a part of the enjoyment stems from the fact that destroying printed matter seems such a transgression.

I daresay that the reason for my enjoyment stems from the fact that I drive against rush-hour traffic.

Even so, I enjoyed the puzzle, and for me, the enjoyment stemmed from working through the clues and finally realizing that the theme clues were homonyms: "Wii," "Oui," "We," "'Whee!'" and "Wee".

Part of the experience's enjoyment stems from being able to sit in bar where vintage football helmets hang from the ceiling and business cards paper the walls, savouring a drink that would be considered fancy in any other city.

Part of her enjoyment stems from the show's depiction of small-town life.

"The camera was a great idea, so no I can't think of anything that I would want to change" Part of participants' enjoyment stemmed from their heightened awareness of, and knowledge about, their child's asthma.

Church leaders have said that urging Catholic voters to follow church teachings when marking ballots stemmed from guidance offered by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.

(07DS) Caregivers also described situations marked by lack of continuity stemming from overlapping and conflicting organizational mandates.

The dismissals marked the latest turmoil in criminal cases stemming from the mass arrests on Jan . 20 , 2017

Two centuries of Mongol rule introduced other traditions stemming from the East and marked by the so-called animal style.

This week marked the end of Caitlyn Jenner's legal troubles stemming from her car crash last February that killed 69-year-old Kim Howe.