Sentence examples for stirring tale from inspiring English sources

Bower pieced together the chronology of Blake's conversion to communism – a stirring tale.

Of course, the experience has been romanticised, but it's still a deeply stirring tale of courage.

"I wanted to immerse myself in a stirring tale of ordinary people rising above mankind's inhumanity with compassion and faith".

One of the best fiction films in the festival is also from Israel, "Fill the Void," an enthralling, stirring tale of a Hasidic woman's adventures in matchmaking.

Howard Hughes, the eccentric head of RKO Pictures, lavished money on what he envisaged as a stirring tale of romance and epic battles on Asia's steppes.

Writing in The New York Times, Manohla Dargis called "Fill the Void" "an enthralling, stirring tale" directed "with a sure, delicate touch and great intimacy".

According to a 'senior source' in the department of education and science he is 'concerned that teachers are more interested in female-friendly stories of love and romance than stirring tales of derring-do which appeal to young boys'.

There are stirring tales of random bravery, the inevitable, almost apologetic media invasion, and an emerging portrait of the perpetrator, invariably one of life's losers who, thanks to guns, wins his 15 minutes of notoriety.

From Cargill's stirring tales of "fisher lassies" (fishermen's wives) to Miserable Strangers' stories of homeless Scots forced to move for work, it's clearly a labour of love, and you can hear the emotion in the accordions, guitars, cellos and heartfelt lyrics.

A heart-stirring tale of the sea's greatest tragedy depicted by an eye-witness".

Everything that Lapine has worked in to tell the heart-felt and heart-stirring tale feels right.