"The sound of this peerless orchestra always stirs anew feelings of tender gratitude and admiration," he said in 1948.
My childhood fantasies have been stirred anew by Super Mario Maker, and my evenings to come are to be spent creating more levels, albeit only for myself, mainly—I might just share a few online, for other owners of this game to play.
The public gathers to hear a story it knows told in a way that, with any luck, will stir them anew.
But even if the Fed succeeds in managing the crisis, its actions stir questions anew about the longer-term sustainability of the debt-fueled state of the American economy.
Nostradamus foresaw plane travel and "the wars stirred up anew".
The scourges passed the world shrinks, For a long time peace and unpopulated lands: One will travel safely by air, land, sea, and wave, Then the wars stirred up anew.
The Georgia crisis has stirred things up anew, with Mr Yushchenko and Yulia Tymoshenko, a former orange ally who is prime minister, roundly abusing one another.
Both of their classic studies, Tocqueville's "Democracy in America" (1835) and Bryce's "The American Commonwealth" (1888) attend the matter in a spirit that should elicit an amen from Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, who has stirred the issue anew with his avowal that religious faith supports a moral foundation for public policy.
Turkey's government, too, seems readier to accept the reality of an autonomous Kurdistan in a federal Iraq, even though the recent bombings are bound to stir anti-Kurdish feelings anew.
