Sentence examples for that stems from inspiring English sources

"This is a problem that stems from the White House".

It's an insight that stems from the work of Sigmund Freud, whom James met.

The town has a coziness that stems from an intergenerational appeal.

"There's a fear that seems to permeate Pocahontas that stems from these killings," Mr. Lee said.

For many, there's also a strong emotional attachment to the programme that stems from childhood.

Reducing violence that stems from handgun possession in this country would be real homeland security.

It is the world's oldest oppression that stems from the world's oldest inequality — that of women.

There's another question, though, that stems from the work of Xygalatas and others.

We suggest a new approach to policy making that stems directly from the entrepreneurial perspective.

The jokes play on a supposed dimwittedness that stems from Totti's strong Roman accent.

She feels a kinship with movement that stems from the African diaspora.