Sentence examples for stems from a need from inspiring English sources

Griffin himself suggests that Dodd's performing zeal stems from a need for love.

Almost all science stems from a need to explain what we see: to solve empirical puzzles.

They believe that the full-throated declaration of intent to serve a full third term stems from a need to "obscure" presentational problems over his latest health scare and the purchase of a multimillion pound London home which was about to be disclosed by the media.

Prager says her art stems from a need to "capture the feelings that life brings and study what it means to exist today".

Their motivation stems from a need to keep families together, and from a persistent hope that the system can be changed.

In most cases motivation stems from a need which must be fulfilled, and this in turn leads to a specific behavior.

His continual struggle with color is like his compulsive imbroglios with women, stemming from a need to control what is intrinsically uncontrollable.

The idea for the agency to use PHL in doing that stemmed from a need for "a clean, memorable mark that would be recognized internationally," Mr. Jacobson said.

Mr. Shriver, whose ficus hedges were planted in 1933 and measure about 35 feet tall, believes that the city's sudden interest in foliage stemmed from a need to raise money.

While chopping tomatoes and cucumbers into tiny chunks for a traditional Arabic salad and roasting whole aubergines over a naked flame, Islam, 32, says that the cookery project stemmed from a need to raise money for consumables and equipment for the women's disabled children.

We must remember that modern education stemmed from a need for intellectual colonialism.