Sentence examples for stir still from inspiring English sources

The I.O.C. chose more subtle diplomacy, but the stir still seems to have contributed to change — both symbolic and perhaps more substantive — as Saudi officials, after meetings with the I.O.C., are preparing to name their country's first female Olympian (or perhaps Olympians).

The company later agreed to extend the coverage for three years, yet that decision stirred still more anger.

Another way the study differs from a typical Times poll was unexpected: The process of interviewing respondents took longer than for a typical poll because many questions stirred still-raw emotions.

The mornings seem "unbearably liquid" with humidity, and tempers worsen as "the air stopped around people's throats, not a stir, everything still as buildings".

Just trying to stir up still more doubt about Trump is not good enough; there has to be some positive reason to turn out and vote for Hillary.

Note that if the dough is too dry, then just drizzle a little more warm water just a little at a time and stir, but still keep the dough ball sticky.

Where any Russian would cringe at such an idea, because it stirs the still fresh memories of the failed Soviet experiment at collectivization and forced communal living, many Americans are adept at making fast friends and getting along, and generally seem to posses an untapped reserve of gregariousness, community spirit, and civic-minded idealism.

but why does the heart still stir.

Why does this belligerent rhetoric still stir us?

And he can still stir up the guitars.

In his centenary year, Benjamin Britten is proving that he can still stir up controversy.