Sentence examples for enough stir from inspiring English sources

Their strategy is simple enough: stir up resentment against Republicans for bailing out one of the richest counties in the nation.

He makes up for this by quoting liberally from the letters and diaries of Diaghilev's contemporaries, who after all had enough stir in them to realign the entire universe of Western art.

Locally, the rivalry has caused a big enough stir that Eli Manning and Peyton Manning will be courtside, and online prices for tickets are in the thousands of dollars, which Calipari has fittingly termed "Super Bowl prices".

Those that fall with brains intact need to be set alight, or else they'll soon enough stir and resume stalking you.

A prison seems an unlikely setting for comedy, and sure enough Stir Crazy (ABC Sunday at 9 p.m). doesn't do justice to Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor, who through a confusion of identities wind up doing 125 years each for bank robbery in the Arizona State Penitentiary.

However, it's easy to make adjustments while the goop is still hot: If the batch isn't sticky enough, stir in sugar or white glue.

Still, it was enough to stir up some controversy in the music world.

But the wind on Titan may never be strong enough to stir truly impressive waves.

He lingered long enough to stir extreme fits of intrigue and trepidation.

Before your next flight, take a closer look (not close enough to stir suspicions, just closer).

Yet there is enough to stir the juices of a producer who is bored with examining the usual suspects.