Sentence examples for major stir from inspiring English sources
It has created a major stir, including plenty of criticism.
It created a major stir when it premiered in 1979.
The book, which was published by W.W. Norton in 1958, caused a major stir.
The queen had two glasses, causing a major stir in wine circles.
Of those three, only Edwards, who was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving last season, created any major stir off the field.
He caused a major stir in 2003 when he declared that condoms did not prevent the spread of AIDS because the HIV virus could "easily pass through".
As major issues stirred to life in Congress — gun control, immigration and the budget — the circuslike diversion at home presented a further distraction for Mr. McConnell, who Democrats say is more focused on defending his seat, especially from the right, than leading his party.
Since the subway bombings, some analysts have suggested that a major crackdown could stir resentment that might give rise to more violence.
The fund's assessment stirred major controversy in the rarefied world of international economics.
Several films on this year's shortlist have been lauded over the past year by critics and viewers worldwide, and some have stirred major controversy in their own countries.
Retrenchment at a major publisher inevitably stirs authors' and agents' fear that the company will reduce the number of books it publishes, or that editorial and marketing resources will be stretched thin.
