Sentence examples for enormous stir from inspiring English sources

The second paragraph has created an enormous stir.

The giraffe caused an enormous stir in China because it was believed to be the mythical qilin, or Chinese unicorn.

Four decades ago, Sports Illustrated caused an enormous stir when its cover featured a topless woman jogging on the beach.

General Edwin A. Walker caused an enormous stir when he resigned from the Army in 1961, after President John F. Kennedy's Pentagon reprimanded him for spreading right-wing propaganda among his troops and accusing prominent American officials of Communist sympathies.

At the 1987 World Championships in Rome, Lewis, an early critic of performance-enhancing drugs, created an enormous stir by declaring, "There are gold medalists at this meet already who are on drugs". It was widely assumed he was pointing at Johnson, who had just waxed him in the 100.

"At the time, there was an enormous stir and fervor about the movies...

This tomato caused an enormous media stir.

Maybe he never anticipated that his results would create such an enormous public stir.

Yet construction of new lines or new plants tends to stir enormous opposition, industry experts say.

Men and boys methodically stir enormous vats of toxic chemicals (no gloves or masks) and hand-whisk orange dye with the precision of pastry chefs.

The Sydenham closing stirred enormous resentment in Harlem.