Sentence examples for stem the same from inspiring English sources
Later, as a crossbench peer, he proclaimed himself a traditional constitutionalist and tried vainly to stem the same tide as he saw it threatening to burst the banks of Westminster.
It's a grand Beaux-Arts, neo-Classical palace designed in 1913 by Warren & Wetmore and Reed & Stem, the same architectural firms that designed Grand Central Terminal.
When a sentence gets a bit more complicated, writers can lose track of what that "and" is supposed to be doing — introducing a list item that attaches to a stem the same way all the items before it did.
The stem itself shares with other stems the same branch that connects them to the cane (Figure 3A).
But both measures stem from the same suspicion of outside involvement in Egyptian affairs.
It was, they say, a collision of cultures, but essentially both acts stem from the same rock'n'roll spirit.
In general, the problems stem from the same source: Vendler treats poems as if their elements could be isolated and measured for expressiveness.
"They all stem from the same basic problem: the directors are not paying with their own money".
Around the world, equally gruesome practices which stem from the same motive – inscribing subjugation on the female body – persist, from female genital mutilation to breast ironing.
Both customs stem from the same belief, that the spirit of an unmarried dead person will be angry at having been cheated of its rightful destiny.
The devotion to exercise and schedules seems to stem from the same discipline Bush summoned to quit drinking at age 40.
