Examples of using It stems in English and their translations into Czech
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It stems from the Book of Judith?
But you know what it stems from, don't you?
It stems from my personality.
But it's normal. It stems from childhood.
It stems from childhood trauma.
To this erstwhile, unfortunate ally. Now it stems from our keeping our promises.
It stems from childhood trauma. Shit.
Now forced to wonder if it stems from your concerns about my fitness.
It stems from childhood trauma. Shit!
It's called insecurity, and it stems from the person listening, not the person speaking.
It stems from nativist views alien to us.
From your concerns about my fitness. Now forced to wonder if it stems.
Shit. It stems from childhood trauma!
The idea of their being a transhuman is actually a very old notion, and it stems from our longing for immortality.
Shit. It stems from childhood trauma.
Melanie believes that consciousness arises in the cortex,because the neurons it stems from are not isolated bulbs.
Or whether it stems from an undefined feeling inside me?
There's a bit of history between Magnussen and Hülkenberg, and part of it stems from Magnussen's own history with Renault.
You know it stems from my mother's expectations.
The Supply Agency is a body which was established by the Euratom Treaty,meaning it stems directly from a primary law instrument.
For me, I think it stems from being abandoned by my mother.
It stems from the filth taught here in this very schoolroom.
That definitely does not represent any underestimate on the part of the Committee on International Trade as to the importance of this issue;rather it stems from our view that the agreement requires parliamentary assent rather than simple consultation, not least because we have some strong and specific views on the agreement which we believe should be taken into account.
It stems from the filth taught here in this very schoolroom.
This pay gap is difficult to fight as it stems from indirect discrimination: the most precarious work and the majority of part-time jobs are carried out by women.
It stems from a feeling of inadequacy which is a lack of courage.
But it stems from Hannah Wells, who removed a hospital record from an active crime scene.
Now it stems from our keeping our promises to this erstwhile, unfortunate ally.
It stems from a deep-seated need to fill an emotional void left by the loss of a child. Like its sister disorder, maternal desire.