Sentence examples for Stir attention from inspiring English sources

Mr. King's first recordings -- for Bullet Records in 1949, including the song "Miss Martha King," dedicated to his wife -- failed to stir attention.

The "global flavor" market has grown into a $5 billion business big enough to stir attention even as it remains a small fraction of the estimated $1 trillion U.S. food industry, according to market researcher Packaged Facts.

An F.A.A. spokeswoman said the recent accidents had stirred "attention and concern" in the agency.

There's nothing that stirs attention online more than dead animals turning up in odd places, but it looks like this particular story was a false start.

The tip with the Australian government stirred attention because it coincided with the leak of emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee by Russian hackers.

-- stirred attention in political circles because, unlike many other recent GOP critics of Rumsfeld, he is seen neither as a moderate or a maverick, but rather someone near the center of his party's thinking.

The conversation, recorded ahead of time at Town Hall in New York, was candid, of course, but not exactly spontaneous; it was exquisitely timed for the season premiere of "The Oprah Winfrey Show," which is approaching its 25th anniversary — and Ms. Winfrey has stirred attention by saying that she might make it her last.

The accessibility of finance by SMEs has stirred attention of academicians and policy makers worldwide for many decades.

New Name wants to stir up attention.

While Clear Channel's growth has caused some controversy, Mr. Mays's personal exploits are unlikely to stir much attention.

Network sitcoms are not quite as useful; a cameo appearance can gin up ratings and stir up attention, but not necessarily restore favor.