Sentence examples for something of a stir from inspiring English sources

Publication of my diaries has caused something of a stir.

Whatever the reason, Goldman is aware that Kick-Ass could cause something of a stir.

Mr. Gnammankou's thesis caused something of a stir in Russia, where Pushkin has the status of a god.

Mr Kasim had heard that similar financial alchemy had caused something of a stir in a place called Albania.

It caused something of a stir and set Mr. Gardiner on the path to becoming a professional conductor.

Her appointment to a job that pays $115,000 a year created something of a stir on the Internet.

We created something of a national stir with that one, with even Sarah Palin chiming in – you can read about it here and here.

They were both slightly bashful about it' – perhaps because it came so soon after Winslet's separation from Mia's father, Jim Threapleton, a shift that caused something of a media stir at the time.

Two years before that, Mr. Granger's first spy novel, "The November Man," caused something of an international stir.

It is taken so seriously that if the makers of Big Brother spot something causing a stir on the Digital Spy message-boards, they will often ask producers to look for that piece of footage to feature on the main show.

Surveillance cameras at Florida's Space Walk of Fame Museum turned up something that's causing a bit of a stir -- an unidentified flying "orb".