Sentence examples for no less stirring from inspiring English sources

Coordination between forces on and off the stage was not altogether seamless, but the effect was no less stirring.

The love it chronicles is no less profound -- and no less stirring to the senses -- for taking place not between two people but between a person and a continent.

To judge from the premiere performances of the piece in Stuttgart, as documented in a videotape and now in a new live audio release from Sony Classical, Mr. Tan's work is no less stirring and imaginative than Mr. Golijov's, and it is likely to prove no less controversial.

Less celebrated but no less stirring are the so-called Buffalo Soldiers, the black cavalrymen who served in the Indian wars of the late 19th century.

And then he related another story -- this one far less uplifting, but no less stirring -- about what happened when he nominated a Muslim-American lawyer to a judgeship in New Jersey. .

If the novel's climactic ending seems a little too cinematic (a desperate lover sprints down the road through heavy fog, dodging oncoming traffic, shouting his beloved's name), it doesn't make the moment any less stirring.

More recent paintings, like the giant head of a blond girl with smeared-out eyes and a glossy portrait of the German painter Albert Oehlen, are less stirring.

You may sense that this tale is vaguely derivative — there are elements of "Casablanca," "The Defiant Ones," "Under Fire," and Hemingway novels woven into it — but you can enjoy what's synthetic and movieish in "Blood Diamond" without finding the film any less stirring as a portrait of Africa in chaos.

PRP was collected and control and KO samples matched for platelet number (at a density no less than 2 × 10) and stimulated with collagen at 37°C with continuous stirring (1200 rpm) in an optical aggregometer.

But it is less stirring than one might wish.

Mangini is even less stirring — and has never won a Super Bowl.