Sentence examples for stirring note from inspiring English sources
"The Dinner Party" concludes on a tender, truly stirring note of pathos, bewilderment and affection for the foolish mortals who create such havoc for themselves.
The play, a collaboration between the Alchemy Theater Company of Manhattan and the Labyrinth Theater Company, directed by Padraic Lillis, ends on a stirring note.
Although the episode ended on a stirring note, with silent protesters holding the school's administration accountable for a coverup, along the way it wavered uneasily, as "SVU" often does, between P.S.A. and pornography.
The final jubilation strikes a stirring note.
Signs of change are stirring, notes Tercek.
"It's a call to renewal of your soul, that you'll be shaken and stirred, if you will, by the sounds of those bright and stirring notes, you'll be woken up from your inability to respond when you should," Rosen said of the shofar.
On "Marseille," Jamal and his group do something similar with his melody; the track opens with a catchy drum riff that plays throughout, and Jamal introduces the melody in fragments, until it builds to a lyrical, stirring thirteen-note figure that dominates the entire eight-minute performance.
As both note, the stirring quote from Ronald Reagan the younger Vader uses comes from the recording he made for Operation Coffee Cup, a 1961 project organized by the AMA to mobilize doctors' wives and their friends against the looming horror of Medicare, which would clearly turn American into a totalitarian state.
And with it came enterprising counterfeiters like David Lewis (1788-1820), workedrked the rural counties of southwestern Pennsylvania forging notes and stirring up populist rage against financial elites.
(A show of his currently at the Gagosian Gallery in Manhattan is stirring controversy: observers have noted similarities between Mr. Dylan's works and photographs by Henri Cartier-Bresson and others, despite the gallery's claims that the paintings originated in his travels through Asia).
Despite the New England pioneers' stirring example, however, O'Connor notes that "nothing will compare in scale" to the University of California union.
