Sentence examples for profoundly stirred from inspiring English sources
She was not only a great dancer, and a social force, but a person who, seizing life with both hands, profoundly stirred the public's imagination.
Nothing wrong with that; but the production, boasting a handful of fine performances, left me intermittently moved rather than profoundly stirred.
He was stirred profoundly by people and things that were in decline, dying, ebbing slowly out of history — as he, at the moment of his death in a Baltimore hospital, might have felt that his own work was fading out of memory.
Anita Hill's testimony against Clarence Thomas during his Supreme Court confirmation hearings in 1991, accusing him of sexual harassment, stirred me so profoundly and resonated so deeply that I was moved, with a group of other women, to found a school to empower the girls of Los Angeles called, briefly, the Hill School, in her honor.
Having grumbled privately for many years about things they feel are profoundly wrong with their country, Brazilians stirred themselves and took to the streets in a way that had not been seen for decades.
It was the Barack Obama we loved best, whose words and stated convictions have stirred us and moved us profoundly and pulled us out of our myopic little selves, again and again.
The news of his death stirred the people of the North profoundly and led to a great strengthening of abolitionist sentiment.
But when the pot of loyalties has been stirred very hard, when turnout remains profoundly unpredictable, when continual uncertainty is the order of the day, can we be sure that our polls are the ones we can trust?
In the brouhaha about sex and violence stirred up by this film, few spotted that the underlying theme is profoundly moral, touching on the freedom to choose between good and evil.John Baxter's book is better on Kubrick the man.
It is also because it can move and stir us as profoundly as any fiction.
