Sentence examples for new stirring from inspiring English sources
While a gradual loosening of the border controls over the last year had allowed some Gaza residents to cross — including registered students or those seeking medical treatment — many of those making the trip on Saturday said they felt a new stirring of hope at Egypt's decision to stop enforcing Israel's blockade of the Palestinian territory.
There do appear to be new stirrings of cooperation — or at least the desire to cooperate.
Responding to the new stirrings in the independent counsel's office, Vice President Gore said yesterday that Mr. Clinton had no intention of pardoning himself should he be indicted while president, or accepting a pardon from his successor.
Mr Clinton cited Theodore Roosevelt in his state-of-the-union message in January, and it seems that Mr Gore with his internationalist economics and his yen for social activism may yet be the secret hope of the progressive movement.In sum, the new stirrings of strength on the left take two forms.
Ms. Rice, who had heralded the election as a symbol of the new stirrings of democracy in the Middle East, was so blindsided by the victory that she was startled when she saw a crawl of words on her television screen while exercising on her elliptical trainer the morning after the election: "In wake of Hamas victory, Palestinian cabinet resigns".
There's been a flurry of "Downton Abbey" Season 4 news as of late, with Masterpiece announcing the new faces stirring up trouble on the hit drama.
Yet something new is stirring.
The new, undeniably stirring Silenced by the Night and Sovereign Light Cafe channel an inner Springsteen.
Yet the filmmakers hold out the possibility of new life stirring under the domestic halter and the intellectual sloth.
I have even discovered a new joy stirring in my soul like the sweet eye of a violet; it emerged from the stillness that follows grief.
But, if you looked hard, there were heartening signs of new life stirring and a couple of spectacular acts of resurrection.
