Sentence examples for he is stirred from inspiring English sources

Whenever Oliver leaves her, in this and subsequent episodes of his TV mission to teach the nation to cook, he is stirred to the same outrage, shouted from the barricade of his celebrity jeep.

If he is stirred at all by the unique historical dimensions of the Obama Presidency, as you would have to assume he is, then his training should lead him not to glorify himself in the Presidency's glare, as more than a few other national-security advisers have done, but to act out of a consuming sense of sacrificial duty and devotion.

But he was stirred by his encounter with the bonobos.

"He was stirred up and riled up," Nawaz said.

Francona said he was stirred awake Sunday morning after dreaming he was in the middle of a Red Sox game.

Although he's become accustomed to sleeping in an empty bed, he's stirred by the sound of rustling sheets, "the background music of not being alone".

At the start, his attitude toward her is wary and distant, but he's stirred by her interest and her loneliness.

He was stirred by the publication of Surdus loquens (1692; "The Talking Deaf") by a Swiss physician who had succeeded in teaching deaf persons to speak.

I enjoyed his campaign (he was moved! he was stirred!) and suggested to my publishers that they use his letters in advertisements.

He went back to her, as she poured the bottle's last, and he eyed her carefully, and he was stirred for her and for the dying man both — their glow-of-life.

He was stirred by the theatre, then by railroads, which he used as a means of showing galleries of faces as powerful in their impact as those of the Ventre législatif ("Legislative Belly" or "Vile Body of the Legislature").