Sentence examples for deliberately stirring from inspiring English sources
"There are no dictators at this club," he said, as if deliberately stirring memories of Mourinho.
The government in Kiev has accused Moscow of deliberately stirring up tensions in the east by bringing in professional activists and provocateurs from across the border.
Senior opposition figures have accused Saleh of deliberately stirring violence with the Hashid tribe to divert attention from a peaceful uprising that is entering its fifth month.
He says local reporters are "shamelessly and deliberately" stirring up fears, and that Labour party members are also in the mix, pushing buttons for political advantage.
Our own prayers have been of great violence recently; we have implored God to strike down evil persons who are deliberately stirring up a rumpus and creating situations of incalculable mischief for the world.
In the interview, Mr. Mahfud accused other countries of picking on Indonesia, and he repeated many of his previous claims, notably that the East Timor independence vote was marred by fraud and that foreign governments were deliberately stirring up trouble.
Ignite hatred against Europe, blame Brussels for deliberately impoverishing us in revenge, stirring centuries-old enmities.
The breathtaking collective tableaux evoking the simple yet stirring forms of deliberately arranged rocks in a Zen meditation garden put to rest the nagging question about the boundaries between art and fashion.
