Sentence examples for stirring both from inspiring English sources

But in a paper that is stirring both interest and controversy, two sociologists dispute this view.

Animals and children tug at the heartstrings, stirring both our tenderest emotions and our most ferocious protective impulses.

In 1939, the Palm Beach Daily News described the meeting between Evans and Cardinal Dennis Joseph Dougherty as stirring both religious and secular circles; favorable coverage of the meeting was found in several other publications.

During permanent magnetic stirring, both colloidal suspensions were periodically illuminated for 5 weeks by Kimmon continuous wave He-Cd laser (325 nm, 2 mW), two times per week for 20 min.

Meanwhile, melt half the butter in a frying pan and fry the onion on a medium heat until well softened, then add the carrot and fry, stirring, until both are soft and beginning to brown.

Maester Luwin -- like other characters in the story -- doesn't want to see that an old, deep and mysterious magic is stirring on both sides of the Wall.

It is, rightly, both stirring and embarrassing.

Hippocratic Oaths manages to be both stirring and irritating.

The Bahai community in Clifton embodies both stirring achievement and unrelenting tragedy.

Every 10 seconds, the satellite photographs the solar disk in eight different wavelengths, and what emerges — even in these earliest images — is both stirring and disorienting.

Reviewing the work in The New York Times, Alastair Macaulay wrote, "What is most memorable is the dancers' fervor and undeviating commitment, especially in the most bizarre passages: which makes 'Wonderland' both stirring and chilling".