Sentence examples for stirring appeal from inspiring English sources
We guess people of intelligence are alive to the stirring appeal of good melodrama and the Hall case will take its place in the annals of criminology.
Barack Obama last week made a stirring appeal for calm.In this section The rather dangerous Monsieur Hollande The world's deadliest bioterrorist Time to get tougher Bit rot Africa's next big war?
In his victory speech, though, he avoided race-baiting and offered a stirring appeal to the workers and farmers who feel they have suffered at the hands of "Euro-globalization" as well as to the victims of crime.
Poetry claiming to foretell the future is represented by Armes Prydain Fawr ("The Great Prophecy of Britain"), a stirring appeal to the Welsh to unite with other Britons, with the Irish, and with the Norse of Dublin to oppose the Saxons and to refuse the unjust demands of their "great king," probably Athelstan of Wessex.
The former teacher took charge of the party just two years ago and guided it out of the political wilderness with a pledge of economic stimulus and stirring appeals for a return to social liberalism.
When the sun is shining, and a gentle breeze is stirring, the appeal of industrial dissonance can diminish fast.
The game's flow was marked by a sense of rhythm and the stirring athletic appeal of two sets of players, each true to its own style.
So stirring was her appeal that even Howell Heflin of Alabama, himself a Helmsian creature of the Old South, decided to oppose the extension, declaring, "We live today in a different world".
The pro-silver Cleveland Plain Dealer called Bryan's speech "an eloquent, stirring, and manly appeal".
In the stirring radio appeal Gen de Gaulle declared himself leader of the "Free French", spawning the French Resistance, which went on to play a crucial role in defeating the Germans.
Without historical perspective, voters are more likely to be swayed by emotional appeals, by stirring commercials, or by little more than a candidate's good looks or charisma.
