Sentence examples for a stirring message from inspiring English sources

The gun lobby's defeat in Colorado would send a stirring message to statehouses across the nation that the public must not be denied in demanding better gun safety.

Obama could deliver a stirring message of reform which would silence his critics by putting the U.S. government on the road to fiscal responsibility.

The president is fond of using biblical quotations in his speeches and he ended this one with a stirring message from the prophet Isaiah: "To the captives, 'Come out!' and to those in darkness, 'Be free!'" In May, Iraq's first full-term government since the fall of Saddam Hussein was approved in Baghdad.

In the past week, we've seen Mark Zuckerberg post a stirring message of support for Muslims.

Governor Brown included a stirring message in the signing of the law: "I do not know what I would to if I were dying in prolonged and excruciating pain," he wrote.

U.S. Representative and civil rights hero John R. Lewis left the graduates of Bates College with a stirring message about making change in the world by getting into trouble.

"We have to learn from history".Barely will Ryoma's stage-blood have dried before the second series of another long-running saga hits the airwaves December 5th, with a similarly stirring message.

The short film ends with an appropriately stirring message: Scientists predict that the planet will warm by another 3.2 degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the 21st century.

The film isn't a visual refrain of "We Are the World," projecting a simple but stirring message that excites audiences' heartstrings with an emotive, escalating chorus and a promise of donated proceeds.

The overnight hit of "Kony 2012" leads us to believe that humanity is ready to be inspired and with a well communicated, stirring message, one day this may actually happen.

The first non-European pontiff in 1,200 years delivered a sombre and thoughtful, if less than stirring, message to more than 700 MEPs gathered in the parliament's hemicycle in Strasbourg on France's border with Germany.