Sentence examples for most stirring from inspiring English sources
His prose is not the most stirring.
But it also offered one of Jasper's most stirring vistas.
Her rendition of the traditional spiritual "No Room" is one of the show's most stirring moments.
But it is as a fighter against the idiocies of censorship that he is most stirring.
But it is the concluding "Air," in which she drops the veneer of storytelling, that is the most stirring.
Most stirring, though, are the headstones scattered around the gallery: eight in all, slabs of varied hues bearing the text "Your Name Here" in different types of lettering.
In one of the show's most stirring moments, Leslie begs Ben to let her go negative in a debate: in this context, it becomes a heroic act.
West Point English professor Elizabeth Samet provides some of the film's most stirring moments, discussing the Iliad's lessons literary, military, and moral for future soldiers.
On the track, Team USA had a big day but Sarah Attar's pioneering performance was perhaps the most stirring.
In the annals of farewell ceremonies, the one for Tonga's troops no doubt ranked as the most stirring.
That's not the most stirring of pitches.
