Sentence examples for stemming her from inspiring English sources

Many of her English lyrics concerned the empowerment of women and other disenfranchised groups, stemming, her associates said on Monday, from the quiet pride she took in her life as a gay woman.

From this stemmed her power as an architect of other people's desires.

Neighbours desperately tried to stem her wounds with paper towels as they waited for the ambulance.

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Hillary Clinton's plan to stem her slide against Bernie Sanders in the presidential primary began to come into clear focus Sunday night in the fourth Democratic debate.

After returning to work at her London office in late April, she had a disagreement with her employer stemming from her illness.

Ms. Mitchell convinced her that her problems stemmed from her past life as an Egyptian princess and that she was too attached to money.

Another nickname, given to her by her teammates, stemmed from her fiery personality -- "Pepper".

Her frustration stems from her unhappy home life; she lives in a public housing estate with her brother Tiny and their single father, Sandro.

The witness, Zakira Shiekh, was scheduled to testify today in the second trial stemming from her case.

She went into the hospital with back pain, and died from complications stemming from her years as an addict.

She has been personally named, along with former colleagues, in litigation stemming from her time at Bank of America and Citigroup.