Sentence examples for stirring of an from inspiring English sources

What grips him, in other words, is the stirring of an underused heart.

Even "Empire State of Mind" couldn't be denied in enemy territory – it's that stirring of an anthem.

This study addressed the effect of contact sliding during stirring of a monoclonal antibody solution on protein aggregation, in particular, in the nanometer and micrometer size range.

The best is "City Point, Virginia, Headquarters of General Grant" (1865-73), a stirring picture of a Union supply depot.

But last week's reported use of chemical weapons on the outskirts of Damascus is stirring fears of a spillover.

But with a recent exchange of letters between Mr. Obama and Mr. Rouhani stirring hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough, Israeli officials are not mollified.

The only movement was the slight stirring of a flag.

But legal opinion varied so significantly that revenue dropped, and the stirring of a taxpayer revolt could be felt.

In that walk-off, caught in the high-beam glare of Warne's Ball, there is the first stirring of a kind of redemption.

Like the first rustle of leaves signaling the stirring of a hurricane, intimations of an independent Presidential candidacy are beginning to make themselves felt.

Which makes the near-simultaneous arrival of two new films that explore varieties of female sexual experience suggest the stirring of a newly liberated cinema.