Sentence examples for perhaps it stemmed from from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it stemmed from the squalor in his neighborhood, a sprawling and rather depressing slum of tin-roofed houses.

Perhaps it stemmed from medicine's long-standing culture of abusing trainees, such as when a surgeon nicknamed me "Helen Keller" because of my suturing skills.

The hope was based on the idea that Russia would obey the decision of an international court — or perhaps it stemmed from a desire to believe that there must be some authority that can call the Russian government to order.

Perhaps it stems from the essential Zelig-like quality the profession lends its practitioner.

Perhaps it stems from the awareness that her arty-leftie values are now under threat.

Yet if there is an excuses culture at QPR, perhaps it stems from the top.

Perhaps it stems from male panic, that, foolishly, male students worry they may lose power and opportunity in a world of feminism.

If Mr. Brown seems a tad nervous, and he does, perhaps it stems from having switched off both of his cellular phones for politeness's sake.

Perhaps it stems from his time at Eton; he has the outsider's ability to defuse anything about himself that may seem threatening or unlikeable.

Perhaps President Obama and Hillary Clinton assume such a position with a genuine, complex belief that the death penalty is justified, or perhaps it stems from an effort to rebuff the idea that those on the left are soft on crime.

Perhaps it stems from the curiosity of the indie music label Asthmatic Kitty Records releasing an art documentary.