Sentence examples for since it stems from from inspiring English sources

It is no contradiction, he argues, that "a political culture which extols the rational, orderly mind should also value the power of dissent so highly" since "it stems from an all-pervading involvement in disputing the conflictual merits of 'for' and 'against'".However, despite his efforts to explain contradictions neatly, Mr Kedward's story in some ways gets lost in its complexity.

My column in today's newspaper is a bit of a rant, to use a bloggish word, which is only a appropriate since it stems from the trio of posts concerning "The Wine Trials,'' a new book by Robin Goldstein.

Since it stems from the underlying culture, it develops naturally within a certain society and primarily has an integrative function (Bellah, 1967: p. 4; Christi, 2001: pp. 4 ff)..2 Overall, a civil religion can be seen as the mode of citizenship and shared national self-understanding or a nation's national identity.

Audretsch (1981) argues that quantum gravity research conflicts with Kuhn's account of scientific development since it stems from the desire to unify (for reasons not based on any empirical tension) multiple paradigms, both of which are well-confirmed and both of which make claims to universality.

She uses the term "personal films" for her work and to that I can really relate since it stems from one person.

Mr. Guerrero said the defilement of his work was unfortunate, especially since it stemmed from polarization that he was hoping to assuage.

Since it stemmed from a grand-jury proceeding, the contempt of court hearing that resulted in Mrs. Leggett's incarceration was ordered closed to the public; so is a hearing on her appeal scheduled for next week.

The goal was typical of the home side's performance, since it stemmed from Andy Murdoch winning the ball inside his own half, then it was worked out to the left for one of Lee Wallace's endless overlaps.

I have been writing since late eighties and it stems from love, sex, death, depression.

In part this was a legacy of Izalco's participation in the political and military alliances that had divided El Salvador since independence; in part it stemmed from the general acceptance of the national state's land policies and from the community's reliance on legal and clientelistic ties to resolve its conflicts.

Per The Daily Dot, this week's rush of interest in the bridge (a term for protruding hipbones that has existed, if quietly, since 2009) stems from a 4chan plot to popularize it.