Sentence examples similar to stir up perplexity for from inspiring English sources

The conflict stirs up painful memories for 59-year-old Rose Nyandwi.

Otherwise they would stir up trouble for Russia, armed and angry.

But that's the problem: It's always easier to stir up fear and anger against something that's amorphous than to stir up enthusiasm for it.

Detailing each of these News Feed changes might stir up concern amongst businesses that depend on it for referral traffic.

And it is the role of advertising to constantly stir up desire, frequently for the unnecessary.

Bringing the convention to Boston might stir up too many bad memories for many voters.

They're all stirred up.

"It has us stirred up.

Locals seem less stirred up.

The drinks do not stir up the drama we'd hoped for.

When they are threatened, it is difficult for conservationists to stir up much public sympathy.