Sentence examples similar to stemming from anything from inspiring English sources

If they stem from anything it is political ideology, not objective, measurable evidence.

Lawyers for the tobacco companies dismissed the suggestion that the subpoenas stemmed from anything more than a desire to prove their clients' innocence.

There's something admirable about Sanders's reluctance to attribute his political beliefs to autobiography: he doesn't want voters thinking that his commitment to redistributive economics stems from anything other than a deep-seated sense of fairness.

Dr. Curtis said disgust can stem from anything, but the root cause is usually the reflexive avoidance of a parasite.

However most insecurities are very real, and can stem from anything from a troubled past to present abuse.

This shouldn't mean that students always lack confidence, but rather the opposite: that all stakeholders in education clarify that learning is a messy process chock-full of uncertainty, iteration and revision, and that anything tidy stemming from this untidy process should be questioned.

It doesn't seem there's anything similar stemming from the incident in November.

Well, there's the entrenched masochism that we seem to prefer, stemming from the built-in bias against anything that's not full-blast production mode.

Can they do anything to avoid poor judgments stemming from categorical reasoning?

There's an inherent assumption stemming from racism that African-Americans lack the capacities to be anything other than athletes.

These abuses were part of a wider pattern stemming from a White House attitude that 'anything goes' in the war against terrorism, even if it crosses the line of illegality.