Sentence examples similar to stemming from this thought from inspiring English sources
Her rage stems from the thought that "she had wasted so much time, a full day chasing down a useless, blind alley".
Good friends don't ask us how we are any more; and I don't know if it stems from the thought that we don't want it brought up, the fear that we may break down, or whether they think that we're fine now so why bring it up.
The anxiety, Vittone said, might stem from the thought of becoming ill from loose hair strewn around.
After the release of the first single from the album, titled "Applause", the singer was also determined to create something different and unfamiliar to her past hit singles, and "Do What U Want" stemmed from these thoughts.
Patients commented that this difficulty may stem from this previously being an autonomic, subconscious process and their lack of prior experience in analysing thoughts and behaviours closely.
Our success stems from this comprehensive approach.
The trend for over-the-top foods stems from this.
"I think its powerful temperament stems from this.
The next era of the web stems from this environment.
Everything stems from this.
