Sentence examples for stirring scenes from inspiring English sources

Stirring scenes, but what goes unmentioned is how small and isolated these demonstrations are, how far to the right the political spectrum is moving.

At the turn of the century, a precursor of Martha Stewart advised readers about the latest fad: munitions, preferably shipped "from stirring scenes of strife" and "carelessly grouped" with hanging brass lamps.

The action has breadth and historical perspective, with stirring scenes and large groupings, and at the same time there is a human plot threading its way through the historical background and giving the action a specific interest.

As a result, only the people in the courthouse got to see the stirring scenes of judicial tug-of-war that harked back to the Scopes trial.

One of the most stirring scenes is a huge stadium rally, stormed by the police, at which Lula addresses tens of thousands of illegally striking workers and urges them to continue the effort.

1938 Eden and Chamberlain Clash LONDON — In one of the most stirring scenes in the modern history of Parliament, Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and his resigned Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden today [Feb.

In the 17th Literaturbrief he published a stirring scene from his own fragmentary Faust drama.

There's a genuinely stirring scene in which Josephine succumbs to the tidal pull of a spiritual from her childhood, sung by the ensemble.

In what may be the film's most stirring scene, McMurphy almost strangles his tormentor to death.

This stirring scene was foolishly allowed to be shown on TV that evening, turning the obscure Yeltsin into a figure of world significance overnight.

As we are reminded in a rather stirring scene at the end of "Pump up the Volume," nothing is more important than the right and access to a quality education.