Sentence examples for he managed to stir from inspiring English sources

But even then he managed to stir up resentments.

As his star falls, some now question how he managed to stir so much enthusiasm in the first place.

But he managed to stir debate over a new treaty that provides for the speedier extradition of British terrorism suspects, such as himself, to the United States.

Whenever Hafez Assad, who died in 2000, sensed that as president he was being marginalized or ignored, he managed to stir up trouble in neighboring Lebanon so that the great powers would come knocking.

Last year he managed to stir up a massive row over a long-dead economist when he suggested that John Maynard Keynes had no stake in the future because he was gay and childless – although he did later apologise, calling his remarks "stupid and tactless".

Oh, and he also managed to stir up controversy in a third sport, being stripped of his of the New Zealand national heavyweight boxing title by the NZPBA.

(He has managed to stir up some anger on conservative blogs).

The pension reform debate, he noted, has managed to stir France's youth — even some who are too young to vote.

Fellow celebrity Richard Reid ("Hollywood Gossip Guru") managed to stir things up further when he retweeted a comment from a viewer who said they were "not really happy about a murderer" being on Celebrity Apprentice.

We couldn't fathom how Bob had managed to stir up so much trouble in so short a period of time and what he could have possibly conveyed to the indigenous Nahuatl speakers.

Still, Mr. Breslin said, environmentalists have managed to stir public opinion against him.