Sentence examples for stemmed around from inspiring English sources

Typically, this concern stemmed around anxiety about being "too bulky or boyish" (Jo, 27 years), which complicated participants' capacity to fully meet cultural expectations of femininity and which echoes the key dilemma of the "paradox of the physically active female body" (Cole 1993; Krane et al. 2004, p. 316).

Fine basketry was made by twining segments of certain roots, leaves, and stems around prepared shoots.

Thus, researchers with many plots above this maximum value likely measured stems around buttresses and so were removed (1 researcher, 100 Plots).

Clematis grows by twisting its leaf stems around slender supports like twine, fishing line, thin branches, or screens.

Twiners like clockvines (thunbergias), trumpet-shaped bloomers that climb by wrapping their stems around and around, will appropriate the cord from your curtains or the curtain itself to gain a foothold.

The issue stemmed from regulations around selling such a kit.

Leaves and stems twist around the features, usually originating from the mouth.

Spreading Stem Cells Around.

Awkwardly, he curled the cherry stem around her ring finger.

Use a sharp pair of secateurs to cut a straight stem around 30cm long and the thickness of a pencil.

PAT ROSS Scarsdale Growing closer to the ground than any of the spriggy things on stems around it.