Sentence examples for considerable stir from inspiring English sources

The revelations, denied by her, caused a considerable stir.

The names of the animals, Tuan-Tuan and Yuan-Yuan, meaning "reunion", caused a considerable stir in Taiwan.

Then the Australian colonists are casting longing eyes on the fertile island, and a proposed colonising expedition recently made a considerable stir in this country.

— President Obama is now three days into his Martha's Vineyard vacation, a visit that has caused a considerable stir on this tiny island.

Vaudeville Theatre, WC2, Thu to 19 Feb MC David Mamet's 1992 play caused a considerable stir on Broadway and then at London's Royal Court.

The announcement that prospective Cambridge University students will be asked to sit a written test in their subject area from this autumn has caused a considerable stir.

The singer admits there is a delicate balancing act for someone with his current profile - respected but not million-selling, although current album Standards has caused a considerable critical stir.

It carried a reminder that the American military presence in the region, while generally low in profile, can stir considerable hostility.

Mr. Fillon also hinted that he was considering quitting the U.M.P — a prospect that would stir considerable unease in an opposition eager to regain traction with voters after losing the presidency and both houses of Parliament this year.

While fully mining the extent of the franchise's notable back catalogue, it was also a prime example of how famous actors could stir considerable artistic waves in the medium by contributing a few gentle hours of voiceover towards a form of expression still worried it was unrepentantly a fringe concern.

His legacy still stirs considerable debate.