Sentence examples for stirred questions from inspiring English sources

The Mets' recent skid has stirred questions of a leadership void, which Manuel and several players have vehemently denied.

Another appointee who has stirred questions is Qadria Yazdanparast, a longtime stalwart in the Jamiat-i-Islami party.

And the new partners have stirred questions among readers and contributors about both The New Republic's future and about Mr. Peretz's reasons for selling two-thirds of the magazine.

Mr. Dobbs, the former cable television anchor of the sonorous voice and tough-talking immigration politics, parted ways with CNN on Nov. 11, reportedly receiving an $8 million severance payment, and immediately stirred questions about his plans.

It also stirred questions about why young Chinese must go overseas to study and — in a nation incensed by corruption and a widening wealth gap — about whose children can enjoy such expensive opportunities.

While it has stirred questions about the role of westerners advocating to end mass atrocities in Africa, as well as useful dialogue on non-profit fiscal management, the debate has obscured the key point.

Nevertheless, the city has at times indicated that more blatant religious images might stir questions.

But the longer the agreement is in limbo, the more it stirs questions about the future of the alliance.

But even if the Fed succeeds in managing the crisis, its actions stir questions anew about the longer-term sustainability of the debt-fueled state of the American economy.

That milestone and the tepid commercial success of his last film, "Dark Shadows," will stir questions about the star's wattage level, but under the New Mexico sky he seemed a million miles away from that sort of career calculation.

So much for whether his hunting trip with Vice President Dick Cheney stirred reasonable questions.