Sentence examples for work stems from inspiring English sources

All my work stems from architecture.

The work stems from a sort of collaboration that is created in the studio".

The significance of our work stems from the generality of these specifications.

Much of the work stems from spammers' use of the guest books to sell religions, coffins, even Viagra.

Part of Mr. Gaillard's interest in this salvaging work stems from the fresh interpretations afforded by juxtaposing various ruins.

An underlying tension throughout the work stems from the death of Morphew's younger brother, whose absence is a constant presence.

This work stems from a previous study in which alterations in the task-negative default mode network were investigated.

Partly, his reluctance to predict a long-term boom in security work stems from an attitude that has hurt Wackenhut before -- many businesses consider it expensive.

But part of the modest yet determined strength of Mr. Herring's work stems from the way he plucks ideas from the air and makes them his own.

I carried that guilt for years and my work stems from it – my documentary, The Cruel Cut, was an inspiration for this play.

He said his work stems from a basic conviction, that "immigrants are people, with the same dignity and rights as you and I".