Sentence examples for could be stirred from inspiring English sources

Trollope could be stirred, a little peevishly, at times, by speculative capitalism, his bête noire.

Alternatively, the cabbage could be stirred through rice, mixed with boiled potatoes, or topped with a fried egg.

And like Lewinsky, he found that fiction could be stirred into his story to keep it percolating.

A few tins had their lids still on tight, and these we pried open, with some difficulty, and discovered paint that could be stirred to an active thickness.

This movement of the heart could be stirred by the witness of believers, by the solidarity and charity of the Christian community, by the power of worship or the beauty of religious art.

And the Breyers strawberry that I preferred could be stirred into a fruity, pinkish goop that I savored in loud, teasing slurps; the more this irritated siblings, the sweeter the taste.

Such sentiments could yet be stirred if Europe appears to be colluding with hated rulers.

Who couldn't be stirred by the gleeful noir of the opening theme, nor by the Boccherini Minuet that the film makes famous again (their cover story is they're an amateur string quintet)?

EPA says its water testing has shown contamination levels have since fallen back to pre-spill levels, though experts warn the heavy metals have likely sunk and mixed with bottom sediments that could someday be stirred back up.

"It is true that I had been upset for four decades, and in that time could not be stirred to answer an invitation or a piece of fundraising mail from anyone at the university," Reid writes.

A panty girdle replaced the garter belt and immobilized — indeed, anesthetized — one's lower torso (just as the hair spray of the same era flash-froze one's beehive), so that nothing could stir or be stirred.