Sentence examples for rarely stirring from inspiring English sources
Scheijen's writing, as translated from the Dutch by Jane Hedley-Prôle Hedley-Prôleinband, iS.lucid and occasionally wry, if rarely stirring.
The Exodus narrative must have seemed relevant and hopeful during the rise of Fascism, but Dessau's sober "Haggadah," despite stirring moments, only rarely achieves the intimacy and urgency the Seder aims for.
Super Mario 3D World is a warm and contemporary exploration of the medium's past, rather than a bold signpost to its future, but celebrations are rarely so wonderfully unrestrained and stirring.
By persuading this chamber orchestra to play really softly, Harding was able to create contrasts and stirring crescendos of a kind you rarely hear, even from a band twice the size.
Rarely can dance become more than movement, a stirring feeling in your gut.
Food such as this rarely takes long to prepare, and any time you do spend peeling, chopping, stirring or layering tends to be untaxing and therapeutic.
These same experts rarely mention how the slumbering giants that have wreaked havoc in the past are stirring once again.
I was in the US last week and glimpsed that other America, the one rarely seen among the media and Hollywood stereotypes, and what was clear was that it was stirring again.
She rarely stopped smiling during her first weeks in the classroom, high-fiving the 6-year-olds and stirring them into a frenzy with songs, silly jokes and promises of parties if they behaved.
However, slow photons in powdered photonic crystal photocatalyst have rarely been discussed because they are usually randomly oriented when the photocatalytic reaction happens in solution under constant stirring.
