Sentence examples for stirred talk from inspiring English sources

But the stock market weakness has inevitably stirred talk of a double-dip recession.

Those difficulties have stirred talk among many in the opera world that Mr. Domingo may be spread too thin.

Subdued prices have stirred talk about the risk of deflation, which occurs when weak demand causes prices to fall.

The plea ended an espionage case that had threatened United States relations with Israel and stirred talk of the death penalty.

A steep sell-off in late January, prompted by concerns over a clampdown on banks and a slowdown in Chinese lending, stirred talk of a decline of 10 percent or more.

The ruling has jarred Newport and stirred talk of whether more fencing and warning signs, perhaps now inevitable, would change the character of a path that is as much a fixture here as the Gilded Age mansions it wanders past.

The visit is sure to stir talk about his own political future.

Former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani will campaign for fellow Republicans in Iowa this spring in the sort of trip that tends to stir talk of presidential ambitions.

The news is so bleak that a recent rumor, later discredited, of a liquidity shortfall at one of the largest banks, Commerzbank, was enough to stir talk that Germany was facing a full-blown banking crisis.

The Democratic and Republican conventions have stirred considerable talk -- and endless images -- about political families.

Neither has stirred much talk or audience interest; their viewer totals have shrunk each week, with "Fear Itself" down to 4.6 million viewers and "Swingtown" at just over 6 million.