Sentence examples for capacity to stir from inspiring English sources
Whether or not art changes anything is open to debate but, as this event defiantly proved, it has the capacity to stir hearts and minds.
Reid's continuing success aside, the tournament on the outskirts of Heidelberg also bore witness to its capacity to stir up acrimony.
Last January's single, "Are You Ready", still has the capacity to stir, especially if you imagine Ashcroft waving his arms like a testifying mantis.
Whatever the troughs, however self-inflicted the damage, the sight of the old blue-and-white halves has – like the face of a first love – retained the capacity to stir the blood.
In answer, Index presents a good case that music's capacity to stir emotions makes it a natural target for cultural policemen.Music lends words a persuasiveness that has been feared for centuries.
As the evening wore on, singers begin to "inhabit" their roles, thereby generating needed tension, but Mr. Loy realizes only a small fraction of the opera's capacity to stir an audience.
Chisora and Fury both confuse the capacity to make headlines with the ability to stir the imagination.
You do not have to stir constantly, but stir often.
