Sentence examples for violence stem from from inspiring English sources

"The marches and acts of violence stem from a tiny group that often has the support of rent-a-mob hooligans".

In other words, 'terrorism can be ended only with love.' It is because terrorism and violence stem from a philosophy that distances people from humane feelings, from faith, conscience, love, art, beauty.

While both these types of violence stem from heterosexism, Romain's comment expresses something a little more modern than just misogyny: in saying he's comfortable identifying as homosexual but not as gay, he is saying that, homosexual is neutral or normal enough, but being socially or culturally gay is too stigmatized, too much.

Of course, gang violence stems from deprivation, and deprivation from racist oppression.

Palestinians say the violence stems from frustration at nearly five decades of Israeli military occupation.

According to Girard, violence stems from the nature of human desire itself.

A witness said the violence stemmed from a dispute among livery drivers.

It will spread the violence stemming from the civil wars in Iraq and Syria into Turkey.

Although society cannot prevent violence that results from jealousy or personal animus, violence stemming from racism is not personal.

Thousands of people have died in Muslim-Christian violence stemming from opposition to the implementation of Shariah in the north.

Richardson was convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence stemming from an incident with his former girlfriend in Michigan.