Sentence examples for something has stirred from inspiring English sources
SOMETHING has stirred in the electoral swamp.
Something has stirred beneath the streets of Manhattan, and it might just take more than the efforts of New York's finest squad of all-female Ghostbusters to get it back in the heavily steaming titanium box.
Something has stirred within, it surges, it bubbles.
Something had stirred in the short grass nearby.
All her talk of arable farming technique has stirred something deep in his loins.
While the drought this spring may be an annoyance to the city and its suburbs, to the people in this quiet corner of Ulster County the drought has stirred something deeper.
Judah has stirred something in the man.
The Obama movement was born in the meeting between a man and a historical moment; if he had died in the middle of the campaign, that movement would have died with him — proof that, whatever passions it has stirred, it remains something less than a durable social force.
The Obama movement was born in the meeting between a man and a historical moment; if he had died in the middle of the campaign, that movement would have died with him proof that, whatever passions it has stirred, it remains something less than a durable social force.
Eidsmoe has stirred controversy.
