Sentence examples for stirred out of from inspiring English sources

This winter I've hardly stirred out of doors.

Monday when Lovie Smith was stirred out of bed, awakened by a caldron of emotions.

Her four daughters, also stirred out of bed, thought someone was setting off fireworks.

These birds typically eat insects that are stirred out of the leaf litter by swarms of invading ants.

Recently, residents have been stirred out of their habitual calm by a heavy-handed official effort to reprove their listening habits.

"The sense that the nation had reached a transformative moment that it had had its conscience stirred out of a long slumber and would launch a renewed war on poverty had quickly died away," he wrote.

When Josephine graduated, he temporarily stirred himself out of his state of paternal apathy and offered her, without much enthusiasm, a platform on the newspaper's website.

The institute's legal battles stir plenty of out-of-court controversy, which is one of the points.

Nomi Farhid, a 20-year-old who looks after membership services for Liberal Youth, said many young activists had been "politically apathetic", but had been stirred to join out of opposition to the Conservative-only Government.

I always opt for shaken over stirred, not out of any homage to James Bond, but because as a practical matter shaking makes the drink colder.

Good Pope John wished to stir Catholics out of their complacency.