Sentence examples similar to reflection stems from from inspiring English sources

This last reflection stemmed from Blackwell's experience three years ago.

"Nata vintage" — meaning, roughly, born vintage — "stems from a reflection on the eternal return of the 'old' as a recurrent tendency of the market," Marco Popolo, one of the object's designers, explained by e-mail.

This stems from his reflection on the word "correct" in aesthetic discourse, and he mentions the case of being drilled in harmony and counterpoint.

Mr. Bernanke's reluctance to weigh in on fiscal policy — a departure from his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, who endorsed the tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 but now supports letting all of them expire — is partly a reflection of his personality but also stems from the Fed's delicate political position.

Liu Bolin's "Hiding in the City" series stems from his questioning of, and reflection on, the development of manmade civilization and its social problems.

Much of the discussion stems from a variety of counterexamples to Reflection in which it actually appears irrational not to violate the principle.

The popularity of memes like Strutting Leo and Nyan Cat (aka Pop Tart Cat)—stems from people's innate calling to express themselves and reveal emotions, while also providing a fascinating real-time reflection on popular culture.

Such caution stems from history.

Racism stems from ignorance.

It stems from self-doubt.

Everything stems from that.