Sentence examples for stirring message from inspiring English sources

The first non-European pontiff in 1,200 years delivered a sombre and thoughtful, if less than stirring, message to more than 700 MEPs gathered in the parliament's hemicycle in Strasbourg on France's border with Germany.

The short film ends with an appropriately stirring message: Scientists predict that the planet will warm by another 3.2 degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the 21st century.

The overnight hit of "Kony 2012" leads us to believe that humanity is ready to be inspired and with a well communicated, stirring message, one day this may actually happen.

"Everyone who denies climate change has the same stirring message," Colbert observed.

Obama could deliver a stirring message of reform which would silence his critics by putting the U.S. government on the road to fiscal responsibility.

"We have to learn from history".Barely will Ryoma's stage-blood have dried before the second series of another long-running saga hits the airwaves December 5th, with a similarly stirring message.

(The Borowitz Report) — Delivering a stirring populist message at a campaign appearance in New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton vowed that as President she would help everyday Americans obtain large cash payments from foreign governments.

This leviathan is stirring.

This week WhatsApp announced its plan to eventually charge businesses, stirring worries that businesses might be able to cold-message users with sponsored message ads.

He also delivered a blunt message to those he sees as more interested in stirring dissension and scoring political points than in being constructive.

Not the genre, mind you, but the Rhythm Nation that likes their messages sent in simple terms with thumping beats, stirring guitars and soaring vocals.