Sentence examples for greatest stir from inspiring English sources

But his attacks on celebrities have caused the greatest stir.

But it was De la grammatologie (Of Grammatology) that created the greatest stir.

While the State Department's decision caused Israel considerable embarrassment, it was the timing that created the greatest stir.

Of the flurry of new books about Ms. Merkel, the one that has created the greatest stir is "The First Life of Angela M.," the one that claims she served as secretary for agitation and propaganda for the East German youth organization.

While it's true that the two "new" writers to have caused the greatest stir in Britain in recent years – WG Sebald and Roberto Bolano – were not from the States, our reaction to John Updike's death suggests that we still revere the American masters.

Colette Khoury's Ayyam Ma'ah (Days With Him) caused a great stir when it came out in 1959.

After 12 days of the Salt Lake Olympics, judging irregularities in figure skating have caused a greater stir than security threats.

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Its follow-up, "Cavaliers of Kham," created an even greater stir with its narrative of the secretive Tibetan Khampa guerrillas, who attacked Chinese troops with C.I.A. support.

In the United States, William Manchester's Death of a President (1967), on John F. Kennedy, created an even greater stir in the popular press.

But it is the parliamentary race that has caused the greater stir, with debates over poor services, the lack of transparency and corruption foremost.