Sentence examples for seeks to stir from inspiring English sources
The movie feels old-fashioned whenever it seeks to stir up British pride; as a fable of survival, though, with its quicksilver editing and an anxious score by Hans Zimmer, it amazes and exhausts in equal measure.
It seeks to stir some of the deepest and most visceral fears of the Outer London Tory supporters on whom he is pinning his hopes of victory in May.
Now, as Lucasfilm seeks to stir fan interest in the new movie -- the convention, called Celebration II, is being produced by the company with the official "Star Wars" fan club -- some fans say they feel betrayed.
Representatives of these two organizations participated in a podcast released today on new approaches in HIV prevention, treatment and care – part of a UNICEF series on children and AIDS that seeks to stir up debate among both the development community and the general public.
Insurgents have repeatedly sought to stir up trouble between the two sides.
These comments reveal differing strategic calculations.The president is seeking to stir up his base.
Money is one tool; another is to play an ethnic or religious card, seeking to stir up jealousy between groups.
Every winter Fox News, seeking to stir up anger through the land, uncovers evidence of a war on Christmas.
Yet one prominent Buddhist figure has spoken out, arguing that political forces are seeking to stir up inter-communal animosities for their own gain.
The issue was settled then – it is a pity that Nicola Sturgeon is once again seeking to stir resentment and grievance".
Iranian operatives pretending to be Communists threatened Muslim leaders with "savage punishment if they opposed Mossadegh," seeking to stir anti-Communist sentiment in the religious community.
