Sentence examples similar to stemming from a different worry from inspiring English sources

The _playGnd is no less political and no less bias than any other digital tool, but it stems from a different ethic (an experimental new-media art ethic).

His supporters have a different worry.

Mr Tiffany has a different worry.

Terry Branstad, however, had a different worry.

I wonder if some of his semantic unease stems from a worry about the popular perception of short stories as not quite "proper" literature.

stemming from a personal feud.

Baldwin says that Blurb's interest in Graphicly stemmed from a couple of different areas.

An excessive desire to be liked can stem from a lot of different issues.

These stem from a different constitutional tradition, in which the state was weaker and society stronger.

She said the anxiety could have stemmed from a fear of failure and worry about not living up to her expectations.

That could stem from a desire to stake out a different kind of wartime storytelling.