Sentence examples for helps stir from inspiring English sources

– Robert McMahon, editor at Council on Foreign Relations Policy information is more usable if it's linked to corresponding actions one can take, or if it helps stir debate.

When this stratification happens, it can become more difficult for the waters to mix and churn as they normally would, a process that helps stir up nutrients and oxygen that are vital to marine organisms.

Magazines are diva pits, flesh-and-blood places, and they are probably less so today than 10 or 20 years ago, and of course that outsized feeling and passion for clothes is what helps stir the imagination of designers and editors alike.

Lindow adds that "in the sagas, a person who helps stir up or keep feuds alive by ferrying words of malice between the participants is seldom one of high status, which may explain the assignment of this role in the mythology to a relatively insignificant animal".

In my researching my book, My Brother, My Enemy from Sahelian Africa through the Holy Land, South Asia and onto Indonesia, I discovered that it is the hyperbolic language in the West -- the use of such absurd phrases as "Islamo-facism" -- that helps stir the passions of young Muslims, many of them already disenfranchised by their own governments.

Mr. Obama helped stir the hope.

"Joe, in that sense, can help stir the pot".

And Mr. Zucker will be on hand to help stir the pot.

Above all, leaders in the West should help stir the world's conscience.

It briefed journalists on American lies about his immunity, helping stir public anger.

That helped stir street protests that led to a coup d'état there last year.