Sentence examples similar to stirring discourse from inspiring English sources
And now that I live across the pond, his online programs, insightful writings and stirring discourses are a godsend.
It was the fundamentalists who started stirring up an anti-Jewish discourse in the banlieues.
But I say gently, Clwyd's high emotions are leading her to declare another unwise war and a little caution and restraint needs to be injected into the discourse she is stirring up.
Coming less than two weeks before the midterm elections, the discovery of the pipe bombs reverberated across a country already on edge, stirring anew questions about whether political discourse had grown too vitriolic.
In "Lincoln," the emphasis on discourse — and less even on stirring rhetoric than on persuasive logic, less on the morality of principle than on the legalistic basis for its realization — comes not by way of the image but in the absence of the image.
It is the great exchange of all discourse, and no business whatsoever but is here stirring and a-foot .
Ms. Sánchez is also well known worldwide, having won a number of awards for her efforts to create more room for public discourse in Cuba, so by approving her request to travel, Cuba has avoided stirring up a storm of criticism internationally.
