Sentence examples for may stir a from inspiring English sources
Sounds promising, though "strenuous" may stir a passing anxiety about whether it will turn out to be rather hard going.
A couple of suitably esoteric books for your consideration, both of which may stir a little nostalgia.
And the teacher liked the variety of that seemingly overcrowded classroom, which may stir up an argument among the polite elite most likely to read Mr. Gladwell: the contrast between seemingly elite prep schools and colleges and more downscale ones in which students may be likelier to excel.
In composite, the six may stir memories of a scene in the first "Toy Story" film, when parts of the playthings are indiscriminately mixed and matched, with surreal results.
If the ICC seems to wield too heavy a stick, the accused may stir up anti-colonial feeling still a potent force in their defence.
The evidence and guesses to be found in "Susan Sontag" that she is an opportunist, a self-promoter and possibly a lesbian may stir some chatter around college English departments, but despite her winning this year's National Book Award for fiction, the readers who make best sellers and might recognize Ms. Sontag's name could fit into a cozy seminar.
Paul's ranting about fashionable restaurants and politicians' naked ambition may stir pleasure in many a reader's misanthropic heart.
However, facing up to such a subject may stir up emotions long buried or uncover old resentment, guilt or even shame.
A group show dealing with the environment, "Earth, Wind and Fire" has a title that may stir associations with prior visual and emotional experiences, although for the most part it is a rather tame exhibition.
To an observer this may stir enough extreme emotion that they wish to restrain or control the woman, even though it is against the rules and is wrong".
The underlying fear is that an emboldened Kremlin may stir up trouble in the Baltics — not just to retake territory that once was part of the Soviet Union, but to prove NATO a paper tiger should the 28-member alliance fail to defend its weakest members.
