Sentence examples for stirred conversations from inspiring English sources

The issue of whether a middling team should make the playoffs over one with a strong record has stirred conversations on barstools and sports-talk radio broadcasts.

But the doughnut-licking incident has stirred conversation not just among her fans, but other celebrities.

"It really comes from a place of knowing what historically has done well," he said, "and what generally tends to stir conversation".

The cover story for the July/August issue of The Atlantic is one bound to stir conversation — as it was meant to.

"It's hard to imagine another mainstream entertainment that a studio can feel safe investing in - and that a director knows is going to stir conversation and thought.

Joyce sat at one of the desks in Mission Control on a recent afternoon taking a sweep through hockey Internet sites, blogs and message boards, hoping to find a topic that might stir conversation among Devils fans.

The State of Delaware All of this litigation is apt to stir conversation among the corporate bar about whether Delaware is too lenient or too harsh on investment banks and companies.

Speaking on The Today Show, the 36-year old explained that his song was intended "to stir conversation, to make us talk about what's important and what the relationship between men and women is".