Sentence examples for stir too much from inspiring English sources

Don't stir too much or the meat will boil rather than brown.

Stir occasionally to help the chocolate melt, but do not stir too much.

Add the jasmine and red rice together with all the remaining ingredients, apart from the shallots, and stir just to mix; do not stir too much or the mango pieces will disintegrate.

Earlier in his term, he urged fellow Republicans not to bring the matter to his desk, saying it would stir too much dissension and was not on his agenda.

Try not to stir too much attention to yourself!

The soft-cooked yams will fall apart if you stir too much.

The film-maker's gesture of sympathy towards the Japanese side stirred too much controversy.There is an established interplay between popular culture and the politics of Sino-Japanese relations.

If stirred too much it will be really creamy and sometimes it doesn't taste good like that.

Stir only for a few seconds, as stirring too much will make the drink less fizzy.

All they do is stir up too much emotion, and they're not worth the value of the paper that they're printed on.

In all of this, though, Nadella and his co-writers are clearly trying not to stir up too much trouble (President Trump barely gets a mention, for example).