Sentence examples for question stirred from inspiring English sources

Leggings aren't raw meat, and this was no cave, but the question stirred in Drexler the thought of invention and opportunity.

That question stirred as I contemplated two rhesus monkeys, Canto, aged 27, and Owen, aged 29, whose photographs appeared last week in The New York Times.

The question stirred up some strong feelings.

The question stirred memories of answering a professor's questions and loving the sound of her intelligent voice.

Today in The Global Search for Education, our Top Global Teacher Bloggers will share their answer to this question: "What are the best examples you have seen of teachers closing the gender gap in education?" The question stirred up some controversy among our experts.

The question stirs up such a quandary that Dorie Greenspan, a prominent cookbook author and one of the owners of a newly hatched New York cookie company called Beurre and Sel, can't quite figure out how to answer it.

But the question stirs up debate and fear.

If you try to avoid the heartache this question stirs in you and give a generic answer without bringing up your loss the conversation may continue without opening that door.

Peripheral social questions stirred by the standoff abound.

By current estimates, there are more than six hundred thousand — some say more than a million — frozen pre-embryos in the United States, and one of the many unanticipated questions stirred by developments in reproductive technology is what to do with them.

Another way the study differs from a typical Times poll was unexpected: The process of interviewing respondents took longer than for a typical poll because many questions stirred still-raw emotions.