Sentence examples similar to stemmed from the left from inspiring English sources

Even worse, he believes this reluctance stems from the left's inability to separate ideology from truth, so he vows to "stick to the facts" to make his case for the need to use techniques like waterboarding and other so-called enhanced interrogation measures.

To some extent this stems from the left's intellectual framework: income is something the government controls in its entirety until it "gives" tax breaks to one constituency or another.

"Last year at this time I was struggling with pains in my left leg which stemmed from the knee operation I had.

The problem stemmed from the wings.

The Lakers still miss Bryant, mindful he was shaking off rust stemmed from rehabbing his left Achilles tendon for the past eight months.

Assou-Ekotto discusses his own situation this season and the difficulties that he has faced, which stem from the injury to his left knee that ruled him out from early September and left him playing catch-up in terms of match fitness but, also, include the transition to a new manager's methods and the style of new team-mates.

The originality of the proposed approach stems from the extension of the notion of left coprime factorizations to LPV systems which involves solving a special H2 filtering problem.

You just need a ribbon with a left end and a right end stemming from the same knotted center.

That stems from the fact that the mission began during the previous government, a coalition of the left-leaning Social Democrats and the Green Party.

"That stems from the manager himself.

The problem stems from the mind.