Sentence examples for for stirring up from inspiring English sources
Socrates was executed for stirring up trouble.
Arguments for stirring up trouble tended to take a why-not approach.
Well, for one thing, it's obvious that it's good for stirring up controversy.
The demonstrations surprised officials, who blamed outsiders for stirring up trouble.
Like others, he blames "outsiders", including the west, for stirring up trouble and unrest in Syria.
He also blamed Obama for stirring up racial divisiveness over Martin's death.
Northants fans will be thankful to Surrey's Jade Dernbach for stirring up David Willey.
The director blames journalists ("they're worse than pimps") for stirring up ill-feeling around the project.
Some Labour insiders blamed the Railtrack shareholders for stirring up trouble.
Larry Summers has always had a talent for stirring up a debate, and in recent weeks he has outdone himself.
She also blames police infiltrators for stirring up violence and turning the protests into battles of strength.
