Sentence examples for i'm stirred from inspiring English sources

Psychological symbolism is certainly involved here: I'm stirred by the ardent celebration of freedom that the Statue of Liberty represents, but I'm also responding to that poignant physical gap.

Coming from a country where the earth's crust is relatively quiescent, I'm stirred by the ongoing geological violence of the West Coast, where the tectonic plates of the ocean bed continuously rub against and collide with the continental, North American plate.

As I trudge through Brooklyn and board the D train to Manhattan, I'm stirred by the resilience of people to survive winter huddled overnight in subway trains and housing shelters, or living miles from work to afford one's rent, a mortgage and the accumulating costs of surviving.

I was stirred by memories of Callas.

I flush with shame that I am stirred.

But I was stirred by Colin's song.

I was stirred by Shirley herself stirred by the fact of this little girl onscreen.

I was stirred by thoughts of alphabets recited, knuckles rapped, lessons learned.

By Margaret Fishback The New Yorker, May 24 , 1930P. 91 I flush with shame that I am stirred View Article By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Robin Wright.

I was stirred by Sondheim's mix of savagery and comedy and the performances of Len Cariou and Angela Lansbury.

I was stirred by the idea of studying myself, determined to treat myself as if I were a cancer experiment of one.