Sentence examples for stirred years from inspiring English sources

Yet the waterboarding of three operatives from Al Qaeda — one of them the admitted murderer of 3,000 people as organizer of the 9/11 attacks — has stirred years of recriminations, calls for prosecution and national soul-searching.

In the end, the only resemblance to the Rosenberg affair that was beyond dispute is that the Lee case will stir years of debate as to what really occurred.

This hate in our country -- egged on by fervid ideologues and profiteering fearmongers -- is palpable, stirred by years of irresponsible invective against public officials and agencies.

Per Se, Thomas Keller's culinary temple in the Time Warner Center, created something of a stir years back when it started offering a cocktail mixed with cinchona powder, the traditional ingredient used to make tonic water.

The arrival and famous handshake stirred forty-year-old emotions in me.

But it stirred 40-year-old memories that were decidedly complicated.

They tell how war-mongering propaganda on Yugoslav TV over the past few years stirred up hate among people who had lived peacefully for 45 years.

The chapel was still and quiet, and the air felt as if it had not stirred in 20 years.

For two Mamaroneck residents, Helen and Bob Fried, the sun and the balmy temperatures stirred up 40 years' worth of memories of visiting Playland with their children.

Although she failed to make the cut, Sorenstam's appearance at the Colonial, the first time a women had played in a PGA event in 58 years, stirred interest in women's golf as few events had.

As if sucked into the vacuum, new adherents quadrupled the TV audience over the next eight years, stirred by the reminder that grand prix racing is a world in which the young and glamorous deliberately court danger.