Sentence examples for stirring rather than from inspiring English sources

Its dreamy advertisements combine the "Lord of the Rings" landscape, Maori culture and rugby in a way that is stirring rather than stereotypical.

It seems Mr. Cohen's real worry is that the dismissal "risks stirring, rather than assuaging, what remains of French anti-Semitism".

Just like punk rock, the track was more about stirring emotion rather than subtle technicalities a sonic slap in the face and boy, was it effective.

A spatula is good for stirring butter, rather than a spoon.

As Paris Lees argues in her latest Vice column, do such arguments not come with great risk of stirring double-standards, rather than edging us towards embracing equality?

"I love stirring things up rather than sticking to the Chinese ideal, which is to appeal for calm". The filmmaker's opportunity to do just that came seven years ago when a friend, Neil Peng, told him that he had learned that his closest buddy--someone with whom both he and Lee had served in the Taiwanese military--was gay and living with a Caucasian boyfriend in Washington.

You want to be gently ushered into the day by comforting, soul-stirring flavours, rather than the screeching alarm call of hot, coiled Cumberland sausages laced with white pepper and mace.

Rather than stirring controversy in India, the article was met with gentle mockery.