Sentence examples for stems pretty from inspiring English sources

Her guilt stems pretty clearly from the fact that she didn't want to be pregnant and would have had an abortion.

She didn't realize her wish to fight the patriarchy stemmed, pretty literally, from her own relationship to a patriarchal figure.

The quick release female end fits the valve stem pretty well.

The velvety leaves are burgundy on one side and deep green on the other, with bright magenta stems, making it pretty enough to be a houseplant.

From Medicare to the highest-end personal private insurance, insured patients are subject to some pretty ugly consequences stemming from some pretty ugly policies.

Once I had the stems I pretty much broke the entire track down part for part, revamped the samples, and rebuilt the entire track with my added touch, extended and finished it.

And if you've been drinking more of those sparkling red-orange drinks in pretty stemmed glasses, you're doing exactly what the makers of Aperol at Campari hoped for.

I have my reasons and they stem from a pretty significant childhood attachment.

I'll get the wild rice, the brussels sprouts on a stem, and pretty much everything else at Trader Joe's.

It's pretty obvious that it stems from my home state and my ever-influential, yet thoroughly suppressed, Catholic upbringing.

As lessons to teenage girls go, telling them misogyny often stems from male insecurity is a pretty good one.