Sentence examples for reflections stirred from inspiring English sources

These reflections stirred on reviewing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the U.N. last month.

Ms. Burnett's reflections, recorded separately, are stirred in.

We all know that lazy needs to stare down its bloated, weak, and depraved reflection before it is stirred into action.

To no small extent, that is a reflection on the unusual interest stirred by his campaign.

And there is no question that National Geographic's strong promotion of this scholarly achievement, at an April 6 news conference, in an April 9 television documentary and in two books, has stirred some useful reflection about the evolution of early Christianity and the paradoxes of Jesus' willing death on the cross, as well as about one aspect of Christianity's anti-Jewish imagery.

The celebration on Sunday was part of a literary event, the fifth annual PEN World Voices Festival, and meant to stir reflection about what freedom means.

But it then came out against the civil disobedience plan, in a reflection of the tensions it has stirred in Hong Kong, where some fear that Beijing will view it as provocative and others warn it will disrupt business.

So the dull reflections of an aging, educating contemplative were precisely what stirred me to celebration and introspection at my graduation in May 2012.

In the car park at the base of the mountain, our reflections were filmed in a puddle and then the surface was stirred with a stick.

"He definitely has stirred up the base and a very strong reflection of the American people are feeling".

Think about if you're behavior is really a reflection of how you want to act or a reaction to something that's been stirred up from your past.