And the demolition of the embassy has stirred deeply ambivalent feelings among many Americans who live here.
While the facts of the case remained unclear and contradictory, the inquiry has stirred deeply emotional responses.
But the hotel has stirred deeply mixed feelings among the island's 2,600 or so residents, mostly of Filipino origin, who have long depended on the planting and picking ofpineapples for their living.
By the time the portrait is complete, you can expect to have been stirred deeply by the moving facet of human aspiration it celebrates, to speak the truth in a time and place allergic to it.
Blood, sweat, toil, and tears can stir as deeply as hope and dreams.
He reveres Ives for his famous iconoclasm and formal inventiveness, while admitting disappointment in the failure of Ives's symphonies to stir him deeply.
Lasskian and Walasskian rhythms stirred Janacek deeply.
Dr. John, 50, is the first openly homosexual bishop nominated by the Church of England, and the action, coming after a similar move by Episcopalians in New Hampshire earlier this month, has stirred a deeply divisive reaction that goes well beyond this community in suburban Berkshire.
When Henny Pollitt spits hate, Sam swells with high romance: "Those eyes, fringed with jet, long and well-formed under the high, thin penciled brows, had always stirred Sam deeply; and even when he came on her in a mood he detested, when she was sitting staring into space, communing with her dissolution, his heart would be wrung by their unloving beauty".
A woman visits Serra's tomb in Carmel and something stirs her deeply, changing the course of her life.
